Upholding its core role in managing and safeguarding national sovereignty and border security, the provincial Border Guard force has proactively implemented comprehensive and effective measures, contributing to the building of a peaceful, friendly, cooperative, and developing border.

The digital transformation of highland localities in Tuyen Quang Province is gradually gaining depth, bringing about clear changes in awareness and action across the political system and among local people. Likened to growing corn on rocky grey mountains, this journey is fraught with hardship, yet it is beginning to bear “sweet fruit” as digital technology becomes an integral part of village life.

Following the implementation of the provincial merger and the two-tier local government model in accordance with the National Assembly’s resolution, Tuyen Quang Province has entered a new stage of development marked by both opportunities and challenges. In this context, the comprehensive leadership role of the Provincial Party Committee has been further affirmed as the decisive factor in socio-economic development, safeguarding national defense and security, and building a strong Party and political system.

In recent days, Border Guard posts under the Tuyen Quang Provincial Border Guard Command have strictly maintained combat readiness duty. Units have closely coordinated with functional forces and local authorities to deploy closed-loop patrols across their areas of responsibility, promptly detecting and preventing illegal cross-border activities; synchronously implementing border guard measures; and focusing on ensuring security and safety during the 2026 New Year holiday.

In implementing Project No. 6 on communication and information dissemination under the National Target Program for Sustainable Poverty Reduction for the 2021-2025 period, Xuan Giang Commune has rolled out various solutions to help local people access essential information.

Christmas is not only an important festival for Catholics and Protestants but has also become a shared celebration enjoyed by people across the country. Streets, homes, and public spaces are vibrantly decorated to welcome a joyful Christmas season and the coming New Year.

Many practical and meaningful activities have been effectively carried out in recent times by officers and soldiers of the Tuyen Quang Provincial Military Command and military units stationed in the province.

The National Assembly has recently passed the amended Law on Personal Income Tax, along with a number of adjustments to the Law on Tax Administration. Among the most notable changes drawing strong attention from the household business community is the increase in the annual revenue threshold eligible for tax exemption from VND 200 million to VND 500 million.

In response to the volunteer programs “Winter 2025” and “Volunteer Spring 2026,” the youth of Tuyen Quang Province have simultaneously launched a series of practical and meaningful activities, spreading warmth and the spirit of mutual support and solidarity across localities, especially in remote and disadvantaged areas.

Effective implementation of the three national target programs has created a strong driving force, contributing to improved rural infrastructure and higher living standards for local people in Bang Lang Commune.

The Nuturing Children Fund, initiated by the Youth Union of Xin Man area, has been helping disadvantaged students overcome obstacles to continue their education. The fund provides VND 300,000 per month for each student throughout the academic year, supporting their educational and living conditions.

In line with the Party and State’s policy on reorganizing commune-level administrative units, Tuyên Quang’s health sector has completed restructuring its grassroots health stations to improve efficiency and better meet people’s healthcare needs. The consolidation is designed to align with new population scales, administrative areas, and to enhance investment in equipment and human resources at the primary care level.

Phia Dau Hamlet (Ngoc Duong Commune) is gradually taking on a new look, with concrete roads extending across the village, spacious houses rising, and Shan tuyet tea covering the hillsides. These changes are breathing new life into the Dao community deep in the mountains.

The special-use forest of Tan Trao, covering more than 4,000 hectares, is not only the “green lung” of the former revolutionary base but also an emerging eco-tourism destination thanks to its pristine landscape and rich biodiversity. According to the Forest Protection Unit of Zone I, Tan Trao is home to 734 plant species belonging to 456 genera and 143 families, including 26 species listed in Vietnam’s Red Book such as Tau mat, Giao co lam, and Sen mat. Its fauna is equally diverse, with 33 mammal species, including the masked palm civet, small-toothed palm civet, wildcat, tufted flying squirrel, and pygmy slow loris - clear signs that the forest’s natural structure remains well preserved.