Economy

Tay Ninh prioritizes anti-erosion embankments to protect communities, agriculture, and transport routes amid growing climate change threats

The economic picture in the first eight months of 2025, whether viewed from the overall economy or from a local perspective, is very positive. Major economic centres have recorded extremely impressive growth.

​According to preliminary statistics from Vietnam's Customs Department, as of August 15 this year the country's shrimp exports to China (including Hong Kong) surged by up to 76% over the same period last year.

In recent times, environmental protection work in industrial parks and clusters in Tay Ninh province has been implemented synchronously with many solutions.

Identified as one of the province’s key projects for the 2020–2025 term, the Tan An Ring Road was completed and opened to traffic at the end of 2023, becoming the earliest major project to be finalized.

The total import-export value of enterprises in Tay Ninh province in the first 8 months of 2025 reached 20.5 billion USD, an increase of 12.36% over the same period last year.

Since its establishment, Tay Ninh Provincial Land Fund Development Center has carried out compensation and site clearance for 292 projects in the area.

The sandbox serves as a playground for technological experimentation, allowing select companies to test innovative business models and technologies under real-world conditions for a defined period and scope.

State-run Airports Corporation of Vietnam has proposed establishing an integrated air logistics centre and non-tariff zone at Long Thanh International Airport in Đồng Nai Province.

Department of Domestic Market Management and Development coordinated with the Department of Industry and Trade of Tay Ninh to organize a conference on training human resources.

With Tan Son Nhat over capacity, Long Thanh is expected to become a new growth engine, helping strengthen regional connectivity and elevate Ho Chi Minh City as a financial and economic hub in the region

Milk and dairy products contributed 74.8 million USD, down 11.7%, while exports of meat, meat by-products and post-slaughter by-products brought home 137.7 million USD, representing a 30.4% increase.