From leveraging land resources, accelerating public investment to supporting businesses, various localities within Buon Ma Thuot city are concentrating their resources on fostering growth, expanding their development space.

Proactively promoting resources

Following the administrative reorganization, Buon Ma Thuot ward now covers more than 72 km² with a population of nearly 176,000 people. During the first three quarters of 2026, the total production value reached an estimated 36,823 billion VND, equivalent to 94.37% of the annual target, while state budget revenue reached over 2,151 billion VND, or 73.65% of the provincial projection. Comrade Nguyen Thanh Vu, Chairman of the Buon Ma Thuot Ward People’s Committee, stated that for the Q4 of 2026, the ward is focusing on maximizing revenue sources, utilizing public land assets efficiently, accelerating project construction, together with expediting public investment fund disbursement.

In Tan An ward, state budget revenue for the first nine months of 2026 reached over 1,312 billion VND, meeting 100% of the provincial projection, with more than 150 billion VND allocated to 43 essential projects alongside works. Comrade Pham Trung Nghia, Chairman of Tan An Ward People’s Committee, noted that in the Q4, the ward administration will prioritize accelerating the public investment fund disbursement, increasing budget revenue, providing support to businesses together with individual business households. Furthermore, the ward is focusing on digitizing land records, fostering the digital economy, enhancing the OCOP quality, while ensuring social welfare, national defense - security.

Along with the two aforementioned localities, the remaining four wards combined with communes of Buon Ma Thuot city, namely Tan Lap, Ea Kao, Thanh Nhat wards, and Hoa Phu commune, are effectively leveraging their advantages. They are proactively exploiting available resources, accelerating project progress, as well as providing support for production in conjunction with business activities. Coordinated efforts among these localities, spanning urban planning management, infrastructure development, investment attraction, the business environment improvement, have enhanced resource utilization efficiency along with served as a catalyst for economic growth in Buon Ma Thuot city.

Buon Ma Thuot urban infrastructure being progressively invested in, upgraded, expanding the city’s development space and serving as a catalyst for economic growth.

Strengthening linkages to drive development

Under the master plan through 2050, Buon Ma Thuot aspires to become a city of “great forests, coffee, and innovation”, a modern urban center existing in harmony with nature while preserving the Central Highland cultural identity. The Buon Ma Thuot urban spatial layout is being reorganized into a multi-polar, multi-center model, integrated with a landscape framework featuring “five streams, two lakes” and six specialized functional zones. The city serves as the core hub for the provincial economic, political, combined with cultural activities.

Comrade Tran Phu Hung, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Board, the Party Committee Secretary, the Chairman of the People’s Council of Buon Ma Thuot ward, stated that the local will continue to advance human resource quality, improve the service standard provided to residents coupled with businesses, while effectively implementing the initiative to build alongside develop the “The world’s coffee city” brand.

According to Mr. Le Hung, Deputy Director of the Department of Construction, the master plan identifies three pillars for the city’s economic development: deep-processing industries linked to high-tech agriculture, an international coffee brand, and an innovation hub in the Central Highlands. Transport infrastructure is being enhanced through multi-modal connectivity alongside Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), while effectively leveraging advantages in science, technology, innovation. Furthermore, the master plan prioritizes the river, stream, lake, green space network  preservation, flood control measures, alongside the 33-traditional-village safeguarding, ensuring a harmonious balance between urban modernization and indigenous cultural identity conservation.

“It is essential to effectively deploy the guidelines coupled with policies for developing Buon Ma Thuot urban, ensuring alignment between the city’s master plan coupled with the provincial-level plan. Throughout the spatial planning process, a core requirement is to protect the existing network of lakes, streams, greenery, and ecological corridors, while simultaneously preserving traditional villages, architecturally significant structures, communal cultural spaces,” stated comrade Luong Nguyen Minh Triet, Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Head of the Provincial National Assembly Deputies Delegation.

Translated by TRINH THUY