Politics
Following the historic merger milestone on July 1, 2025, Dak Lak Province has not only embraced vast Central Highlands landscapes but also expanded toward the sea, now possessing all four modes of transport connectivity.
Politics
After one year of implementing the two-tier local government model, Dak Lak has recorded marked progress in administrative reform (AR), decentralisation, delegation of authority and service delivery for residents along with enterprises.
Economy
With its strategic location and an increasingly synchronised infrastructure system, coastal communes and wards in the province are well positioned for breakthrough growth.
Politics
With a proactive spirit and strong determination, the provincial Party Organisation is urgently translating the 14th National Party Congress Resolution into concrete action programmes.
Dak Lak Newspaper and Radio - Television conducted an interview with comrade LUONG NGUYEN MINH TRIET, Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, as well as Head of the Provincial Election Steering Committee, on the significance and outcomes of this important political event.
The election of deputies to the 16th National Assembly together with representatives of People’s Councils at all levels for the 2026 - 2031 tenure takes place at a moment of particularly significant importance for the country.
This spring, the land of Dak Lak not only carries the rustling winds of the vast forests but also the salty taste of the sea, painting a colorful cultural tapestry where the breath of the ancient forest blends with the rhythm of the distant waves.
On the morning of February 11, the Ministry of National Defence, in coordination with Dak Lak Province, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Ea Rok Inter-level Boarding School, comprising primary and lower secondary levels.
The successful conclusion of the 14th National Congress of the Party has left a strong mark in terms of vision, policymaking and aspirations for national development in the new period.
The story of Ngo Thi Minh Trinh, Secretary of the Party Committee of Ea Knuec commune, going live to sell durians is a vivid illustration: Resolutions only take root when cadres and Party members step in, stand with the people, and share their challenges.
Preparations for the 14th National Party Congress have been largely completed, with logistical arrangements carefully put in place.
So far, 597 journalists and technicians from 113 domestic media outlets, along with 79 journalists and media assistants from 43 foreign news agencies, overseas Vietnamese media, and political party publications, have registered to cover the congress.
Politburo member and Permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat Tran Cam Tu presided over the final review of organisational arrangements for the congress on January 14.
The Permanent member said all remaining works must be finished by the end of January 13, adding that the press centre must be ready before its opening ceremony and an international press conference on the 14th National Party Congress on January 14 afternoon.
Noting that intelligence cannot be achieved without data and connectivity, the PM emphasised that all ministries, sectors, localities, agencies, and units must build and effectively manage their databases.
In his address, General Secretary To Lam described the milestone as an opportunity to honour a pivotal historical event and reflect on the evolution of Vietnam’s revolutionary democracy.