Following the transition to the two-tier local government model, public educational institutions are being reorganized and merged in line with the Prime Minister’s directives, with the goal of reducing management units by around 30%, streamlining the administrative apparatus, and improving the quality of teaching and learning.

In 2026, alongside disaster response and the implementation of key development projects, Tuyen Quang Province has identified resettlement as a priority task to safeguard residents, stabilize livelihoods, and lay a solid foundation for socio-economic development.

The newly completed Dap 18 bridge in Dong Can Hamlet, Binh Ca Commune, has officially opened to traffic, ending years of seasonal isolation and providing safer travel while creating new opportunities for local economic development.

"For everyone, everywhere" is more than just a slogan for the Tuyen Quang Provincial Red Cross Society. Throughout the 2022–2026 term, the organization translated this commitment into a wide range of practical humanitarian activities, reinforcing its role as a trusted bridge connecting organizations, businesses, philanthropists, and disadvantaged people. By effectively mobilizing and coordinating resources, the Society has ensured timely and targeted assistance while contributing to social security across the province.

Throughout the course of development, every stage is driven by a key resource. While competitive advantages in the past were largely based on natural resources, geographical location, or an abundant labor force, today, in the era of the knowledge economy, digital transformation, and innovation, people have become the defining factor. Therefore, the current focus of population policy is to improve population quality - the foundation of human resources and the "core capital" for sustainable development.

After one year of operating under the two-tier local government model, the most notable achievement is not merely the restructuring of the administrative apparatus. More importantly, the reform has established a new principle in public governance: the capability of officials must be assessed by the effectiveness of their work.

Reviewing and restructuring the contingent of officials and civil servants is not only an administrative management requirement but also an important step toward building a streamlined and efficient public service capable of meeting the demands of the new development period. Localities across the country are continuing to review, reorganize and assign officials, civil servants and public employees in line with job requirements, workload and the characteristics of each locality.

As the province strives to achieve its ambitious economic growth target for 2026, the National Target Programs (NTPs) continue to serve as a key driver of development. However, the disbursement of allocated funds has remained sluggish due to procedural bottlenecks, institutional constraints, and implementation challenges.

Recently, at a working session with the education sector on preparations for the 2026–2027 academic year and the implementation of Resolution No. 71-NQ/TW of the Politburo, General Secretary and President To Lam emphasized that the education sector must make a decisive shift from the mindset of “educational management” to “development-oriented educational governance.” He stressed the need to grant greater autonomy to schools, principals, and teachers, while ensuring accountability.

Following the implementation of the Prime Minister’s Official Dispatch No. 38/CD-TTg on intensifying measures to combat and prevent intellectual property (IP) infringement, Tuyen Quang Province has rolled out a range of coordinated market inspection and enforcement activities. These efforts have helped protect the legitimate rights and interests of businesses and consumers while fostering a fair and competitive business environment.

As grassroots organizational restructuring is implemented, each village and residential neighborhood now has only a limited number of directly operating positions. In this context, fostering the spirit of self-governance among residents has become increasingly important. With larger villages and residential areas, growing populations, and wider administrative boundaries, the workload at the grassroots level has risen significantly. Relying solely on village officials makes it difficult to fully understand people’s aspirations and promptly address issues arising within the community. Community self-governance groups therefore serve as one of the most effective ways to promote the people’s role as active participants in local affairs.

The Prime Minister has directed the implementation of the 2026 Action Month for Drug Prevention and Control, to be held from June 1 to June 30 under the theme “United in the Determination to Build Drug-Free Communes, Wards and Special Zones.” The directive was issued to ministries, agencies, and provincial and municipal authorities to strengthen nationwide efforts in drug prevention, control, and enforcement.

Caring for, educating, and protecting children is a crucial, long-term strategic task, particularly for those in disadvantaged circumstances in remote and mountainous areas. In recent years, Party committees, local authorities, and mass organizations in Tuyen Quang Province have implemented numerous practical programs and activities to provide children with a safe living environment, better educational opportunities, and reduced disadvantages.

The VNeID application is becoming an increasingly important part of social life in Vietnam. It not only enables citizens to use electronic identification but is also being developed into a national super app that integrates personal documents, payments, public services, and a wide range of digital utilities. The Government has approved the Project on the “Development of the National Identification Application VNeID for the 2026–2030 Period, with a Vision to 2045,” under which VNeID will be transformed into a super app serving as the central platform of the national digital ecosystem.