Economy

In August, nearly 2,700 passengers travelled on the Vietnam-China railway line, up 89% from the previous month.

Shrimp heads alone could provide around 490,000 tonnes of food products, while pangasius offcuts and stomachs could provide 100,000 tonnes, and fish oil could provide 150,000 tonnes.

Tay Ninh province has invested in many large-scale transport projects and works to improve infrastructure, enhance regional connectivity and create momentum for socio-economic development.

The Department of State Reserves announced the successful tender for 200,000 tonnes of rice for the national reserves for this year.

Tay Ninh province has set a target of achieving a growth rate of 4.3% or higher in Primary sector in 2025.

The establishment of growing area codes has become a mandatory condition for Vietnamese agricultural products, including Tay Ninh, to enter the global "playground".

Millions of small business households are facing a major turning point, as the lump-sum tax system is replaced by tax declaration starting in 2026, part of a broader regulatory reform to modernise tax administration.

In recent times, the economy of Tay Ninh province has continued to flourish, resulting in the development of industry, trade - services, agriculture and tourism.

Tay Ninh’s People’s Committee has ordered coordinated efforts to improve the Provincial Green Index (PGI) in 2025 and the following years.

On September 25, the People's Committee of Tay Ninh province issued a decision to establish the Tay Ninh Provincial Environmental Protection Fund, under the Provincial People's Committee.

Vietnam’s aquatic exports are on pace to reach 10 billion USD in 2025, but rising trade and technical barriers are prompting exporters to pivot toward diversification and value-added processing to maintain momentum.

With the advantages of industrial park infrastructure and investment attraction policies, industry continues to play a key economic role, contributing a high proportion to the total GRDP of Tay Ninh province.