The provincial People’s Committee has issued the Dak Lak Provincial Investment Promotion Program for 2026.

Accordingly, the province plans to allocate nearly VND 5.7 trillion from the state budget for investment promotion activities in 2026. The allocation includes: more than VND 3 trillion for the Department of Finance; VND 680 million for the Provincial Industrial Parks Management Board; VND 1.7 trillion for the Phu Yen Economic Zone Management Board; and VND 240 million for the High-Tech Agricultural Zone Management Board.

An enterprise operating at Tan An Industrial Cluster (Tan An Ward).

The 2026 Investment Promotion Program will focus on key areas namely: researching investment potential, markets, trends and partners; building the province’s image and strengthening communication, promotion and introduction of the investment environment, policies, potential and opportunities, as well as investment connectivity; supporting, guiding and facilitating investment activities; developing information systems and databases to serve investment promotion; formulating a list of projects calling for investment; producing publications and materials for investment promotion; providing training and capacity building in investment promotion; and strengthening domestic and international cooperation in investment promotion.

The program also sets out major tasks to be implemented, including: intensifying efforts to resolve difficulties and obstacles, and providing faster, more timely and convenient support for enterprises operating in the locality; reforming administrative procedures and decisively implementing synchronized solutions to improve the investment environment; and promoting the application of digital technologies in investment promotion and investment management, as well as digitizing investment projects.

Simultaneously, the province will organize diverse, practical, effective and cost-efficient investment promotion activities; accelerating infrastructure development; prioritizing the development of high-quality human resources; developping key industrial sectors linked to the marine economy; expanding and developping existing industries under the circular economy and green growth models, with high-tech application and environmental friendliness; and innovating to enhance the effectiveness of investment attraction.

Translated by Trong Hao