Vinh Long farmers are scaling up specialised growing zones and tightening production standards, aiming to lock in sustainable growth for pomelo cultivation and more prosperity across the Mekong Delta province.
Notably, the Netherlands has proposed a project on establishing a strategic offshore sand reserve and supply chain management centre for the Mekong Delta.
Thach Chanh Tra, 54, in Vinh Long province repeatedly used social media to post, share, and livestream content containing untruthful information.
From 2021 until her arrest, the defendant used a personal Facebook account to post, livestream and share multiple videos containing false information, fabrications and defamatory content that insulted leaders of the Party and State, as well as distorted the policies and governance of Vietnam.
The province's delegation of National Assembly deputies, in coordination with relevant agencies, presented 600 gifts across 11 communes, including 100 in Tap Son commune and 50 in each of the others. The programme, worth 300 million VND (11,300 USD), was funded by Agribank’s Vinh Long branch.
Effective production models, access to preferential credit, and practical support policies have helped raise incomes and living standards, making this year’s celebrations warmer and more fulfilling.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Truc Son vowed to accompany investors and provide them with optimal conditions, while building a transparent and stable business environment to secure long-term engagement from foreign enterprises, particularly those from Daejeon.
Through community gatherings, religious activities at local pagodas, household visits and hamlet meetings, monks, dignitaries, elders, hamlet Party cell secretaries and Party members have conducted bilingual communications in Vietnamese and Khmer, helping residents better understand legal provisions and avoid misinformation.
A local official expressed his hope that the relationship of “good neighbourliness, traditional friendship, comprehensive cooperation and long-term sustainability” between Vietnam and Cambodia, as well as between the two provinces, will continue to develop fruitfully.
Resolution 57-NQ/TW has opened up new space and momentum for Vinh Long’s agriculture to transform towards modernity, sustainability and climate resilience.
In 2025, Vinh Long’s exports to the UK topped 65.7 million USD, marking a nearly 26% year-on-year increase. At present, 27 local businesses ship key products like textiles and garments, coconut-based goods, and seafood to the UK.
Vinh Long will maintain close coordination among agencies and localities, intensify legal outreach on fisheries regulations, strengthen management of the fishing fleet, and enhance the effectiveness of vessel monitoring.
Under the MoU, the two sides agreed to bolster economic development by forming and enhancing sustainable partnerships, with a focus on trade, industry, investment, technology, and human resources training.
The plant features seven turbines and has a total investment of about 1.6 trillion VND (60.9 million USD), expected to generate 89.5 GWh per year, enough to supply electricity for about 27,000 households.
The Mekong Delta locality has enhanced tourism promotion activities with an emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendliness, steadily building the brand of Vinh Long as a safe, hospitable, and high-quality destination.
Vinh Long province is rapidly positioning itself as Vietnam’s most promising hub for coconut export growth, capitalising on outstanding natural conditions and an expanding processing industry to move towards a billion dollar breakthrough.
Lawrence Chan, Head of Vietnam–Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) in Vietnam, said Sembcorp is a global group that focuses on energy and urban development, with a mission to promote a sustainable and responsible energy transition.
ActionAid Vietnam and Lindstrom Group (Europe) will continue assisting local residents, especially children, in climate change-affected areas of the Mekong Delta province of Vinh Long in 2026.
The southern province of Vinh Long is ramping up crackdown on fishing boats without licenses, registration, or inspection certificates, as part of the country's efforts to remove the European Union’s “yellow card” warning on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
Vinh Long currently has 4,628 registered fishing vessels, 4,450 of which are licenced for fishing, accounting for 96.2%. Since early this year, no local vessels have violated foreign waters or been detained by foreign authorities.
The Ok Om Bok Festival, a traditional cultural event of the Khmer ethnic community and a recognised national intangible cultural heritage, was held on November 5 at the Ao Ba Om national historical and scenic site in Vinh Long province.
The province has been approved to add 2,900 MW of wind power and 150 MW of solar capacity by 2030, aiming to become a major national hub for renewable energy in the future
In the first eight months of 2025, Vinh Long’s exports to Japan fetched 417.6 million USD, up 12% year-on-year. The province currently hosts 176 foreign-invested projects, including 15 with direct investment from Japan worth 341.58 million USD in total, making Japan rank 4th in terms of investment capital.
WAGO Group proposed building a biomass power plant in Vinh Long where rice husks would be burned to generate steam for turbines, and the remaining ash would be processed into silica.
Agoda describes Ben Tre as an ideal escape for travellers seeking serenity, culture and nature, all flowing gently along the winding Ham Luong River.