Stories from Long Xuyen · Vietnam

A new company specializing in lithium battery business has been established in An Giang province. The company aims to support the green transition and sustainable economic development amid growing global demand for lithium.

An Giang province expects an average of over 200,000 tourists annually between 2021 and 2025. Local officials aim to transform residents into tourism ambassadors to support this growth.

A new running club has been established by the An Giang provincial police department. Many members did not know each other before the club's creation. The club has successfully brought members together and strengthened their bonds. The initiative is supported by VOV1 Vietnam.

Fishery exploitation in An Giang province has yielded over 3,000 tons of seafood. Quach Tan Tam, Deputy Director of the An Giang Provincial Fisheries Management Board, provided the figures. The report focuses on the monitoring of seafood extraction activities in the region.

An Giang province in Vietnam has successfully achieved an average economic growth target of 11.3% for the current term. Provincial Chairman Ho Van Mung attributed this success to the active participation of local businesses and digital transformation initiatives. The province is now focusing on expanding production through improved access to bank credit. National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man visited An Giang province to review local social welfare and economic progress. The province aims to achieve a 10% growth rate in 2026, an increase from the 7.8% growth recorded in 2025. Officials noted the successful implementation of a two-level local government model in several communes. The province is also preparing to host the IPEC 2027 event to attract international investors and tourists.