By making full use of its natural advantages in soil and climate, residents of Khai Hoang Ban Vang village, Yen Minh commune, have successfully shifted from traditional crops to fruit cultivation, turning the area into a thriving agricultural hub on the rocky plateau. Lush, fruit-laden gardens are now symbols of prosperity and renewal in the village.

Amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the 2025 Hanoi Autumn Fair, Tuyen Quang’s booth brought the essence of the northern mountains to the capital. Signature products such as Shan Tuyet tea, natural honey, turmeric starch, green rice, and colorful brocade items attracted visitors with their rustic flavor and rich ethnic identity.

As the grandest trade event of the year - the 2025 Autumn Fair - officially opened on October 25 at the Vietnam Exhibition Center (Dong Anh, Hanoi), Tuyen Quang was not only one of 34 participating provinces but also carried a significant mission: to bring the spirit, signature products, and unique culture of the land to the national stage in this unprecedented-scale commercial event.

Once an economically disadvantaged commune facing harsh natural conditions, Son Vi commune has made remarkable progress by restructuring its crop and livestock sectors, thereby improving local livelihoods.

By innovating production methods, expanding partnerships, and building clean, organic agricultural brands, many cooperatives and production groups in Tuyen Quang have created sustainable livelihoods and increased incomes for local people.

The Autumn Fair 2025 will take place from October 26 to November 4 at the Vietnam Exhibition Center in Dong Anh, Hanoi. As one of the year’s major trade promotion events, the fair will feature the participation of provinces and cities from across the country. Tuyen Quang Province will present a distinctive exhibition space showcasing its outstanding industrial, agricultural, OCOP, and culinary products to both domestic and international visitors.

According to the report of the Provincial People’s Committee, the Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of Tuyen Quang in the first nine months of 2025 is estimated to have increased by 6.83% compared to the same period in 2024. By sector, agriculture, forestry, and fishery grew by 5.17%; industry and construction by 6.03%; services by 8.38%; and taxes and product subsidies by 4.89%.

Peanuts have long been a stable source of income for farmers in Minh Quang Commune. To enhance this traditional crop, the project “Building and Registering the Certification Trademark for Minh Quang Peanuts” has been launched as a strategic step toward developing a branded, sustainable agricultural product.

Thanks to the effective implementation of Party and State support policies, the material and spiritual life of ethnic minority communities in Quan Ba commune has continuously improved. This progress stems from flexible, creative poverty reduction measures and the determination of local people to rise through labor and production.

To support farmers in production and product consumption, many localities across the province have proactively partnered with purchasing enterprises to sign product-offtake contracts. This approach not only helps farmers feel secure in production but also enhances the efficiency and economic value of local agricultural products.

In the rocky highlands of Dong Van, low-yield maize fields have been converted to the cultivation of yacon (smallanthus sonchifolius). This crop is well-suited to the local soil conditions, easy to care for, and enjoys strong market demand.

Ensuring stable energy security is considered a vital foundation for socio-economic growth and achieving Tuyen Quang province’s development goals for the 2025–2030 period. This aligns with the implementation of the Politburo’s Resolution No. 70 on national energy security to 2030, with a vision to 2045.

Thanks to the effective implementation of Project No. 939 on “Supporting Women’s Startups for the 2017–2025 period,” the women’s entrepreneurship movement in Tuyen Quang Province has spread widely. Many women have confidently transformed production models, established cooperatives and enterprises, created jobs for other women, contributed to local socio-economic development, and affirmed their roles in the integration era.

To help people and businesses overcome difficulties after storms No. 10 and 11, the General Department of Taxation under the Ministry of Finance has issued guidelines on tax exemption, reduction, and deferral, as well as on land rent and late payment penalties for organizations and individuals heavily affected by the natural disasters.