Thanh requested a thorough review of voter lists to ensure all eligible voters can exercise their rights. Polling teams were asked to establish advisory groups to assist voters when needed. He also stressed the need to make arrangements so that tourists visiting Nha Trang can cast their ballots in accordance with regulations.
Determined to have the EC’s “yellow card” warning lifted, Khanh Hoa has implemented drastic measures against IUU fishing in recent years.
At Hon Ro and Dong Hai fishing ports, seafood unloading has been bustling since early morning as vessels returned from long voyages with holds full of fresh catches, signalling a positive start to the new fishing year.
Inspecting sub-projects of the eastern North–South expressway which run through four provinces, the PM acknowledged the efforts of ministries, sectors, localities and construction forces for implementing the projects, despite complex weather conditions, challenging terrain and difficulties in construction materials supply.
Across the province, proactive and community-based approaches are helping disseminate election information widely, contributing to a safe, transparent and regulation-compliant election.
Organising the early election in Truong Sa reflects the Party and State’s special attention to officials, soldiers and residents living and working in the country’s maritime frontiers, ensuring that all citizens can fully exercise their rights and obligations.
Khanh Hoa is intensifying preparations for the upcoming elections, with ballots cast by voters in Truong Sa carrying particular symbolic significance as an expression of citizens’ right to mastery on the nation’s frontline outposts.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade’s Institute of Energy (IOE) ranks the province among the nation’s top locations for renewables, highlighting stable year-round solar radiation and the country’s longest annual sunshine duration, spanning 2,500 to 3,100 hours.
With their upright forms and heavy clusters of fruit, ornamental grapevines symbolise abundance and prosperity, meeting both aesthetic preferences and expressing the aspiration for a peaceful and prosperous new year.
For 2026, eight international cruise ships have scheduled visits to Khanh Hoa, including those from Italy, France, Malta, Bermuda and the Bahamas, reflecting growing global interest in the destination.
By 2030, Khanh Hoa aims to welcome about 31.6 million visitors, including 10.5 million international arrivals.
Stepping into the old Nha Trang craft village, visitors feel as if they are shipped back to a rural village with areca palm rows, kitchen fires, trays of traditional cakes, and red calligraphy couplets, among many other scenes, all of which stir memories of family reunions.
With its ancient temple towers, lively festivals, craft villages, and rich cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible, Cham culture in the south central province of Khanh Hoa is not only a long-standing historical treasure but is also being actively promoted alongside tourism and community livelihoods, bringing fresh energy to Cham heritage in modern life.
Residents in Khanh Hoa province expressed great satisfaction and firm confidence in the Party’s policy and leadership in implementing the Ninh Thuan nuclear power project.
According to the Khanh Hoa provincial People’s Committee, the resettlement and site clearance project carries a total investment of about 6.7 trillion VND (about 255 million USD). Of the total, approximately 5.28 trillion VND is earmarked for compensation and site clearance, around 1.15 trillion VND for construction and equipment, and nearly 287 billion VND for project management, consultancy, other expenses and contingencies.
Although the campaign has concluded, its resonance remains strong. The images of armed forces personnel in their familiar uniforms, staying day and night in affected areas to rebuild each home for flood-hit residents, will long be remembered.
Seventy personnel were mobilised to build the houses simultaneously, with tasks clearly assigned. Despite bad weather, they worked tirelessly, including night shifts, to ensure timely completion, said Senior Lieutenant Colonel Bui Van Tam, Deputy Chief of Staff of Brigade 162.
The court of Military Region 5 on January 6 opened a first-instance trial in Hanoi against former Chairman of Phuc Son Group Nguyen Van Hau, alongside ex-officials from Khanh Hoa province and Ministry of National Defence’s former officers, over breaches of land management regulations and alleged fraud tied to the redevelopment of former Nha Trang Airport site.
Khanh Hoa targets 18.1 million overnight visitors and over 77 trillion VND in tourism revenue for 2026.
By 2025, Phu Quoc had emerged as one of the fastest-growing tourism destinations in the country, playing a pioneering role and serving as a key driver for international visitor growth
By 2030, Van Phong aims to rank among Vietnam’s top three economic zones, contributing significantly to provincial and regional GRDP. By 2050, it is envisioned as an international maritime economic centre and a leading driver of Khanh Hoa’s long-term development.
Data from the Khanh Hoal People’s Committee showed that floods from November 16-22 caused severe human and property losses in the province. A total of 89 homes were destroyed, and 294 were seriously damaged, significantly affecting residents’ daily lives.
Initial estimates place the total damage to the education sector at over 32 billion VND (approximately 1.2 million USD), excluding the loss of books and materials due to flooding at home.
Politburo member and permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat Tran Cam Tu asked Khanh Hoa province to give highest priority to relief, with the spirit that the protection of people’s lives comes first and foremost.
The Sub-Department of State Reserves of Region 11 will deliver 2,000 tonnes of rice to Gia Lai province, while Sub-Department of State Reserves of Region 13 will supply the remaining 2,000 tonnes to Khanh Hoa.