For almost a year now, localities in the six socio -economic regions nationwide have been reorganizing their development spaces according to Resolution No. 252/2025/QH15 of the National Assembly. This involves both reorganizing internal spaces and anticipating external opportunities. Shaping a "new space" will define a "new stature," thereby establishing strengths and awakening dynamic regions and growth poles. One can imagine the robust structure of these dynamic regions and growth poles, with "blood vessels" surging through massive transportation projects, seaports, airports, etc. New opportunities are opening up with the marine economy, clean energy, and more. The connections between the deep sea, plains, and high mountains, the strategic links in the maritime logistics chain, the movements in key regions, and the necessary pauses in the urban "symphony" are becoming increasingly clear.
In the region connecting the two ends of the country, specifically from Quang Tri to Lam Dong and Dak Lak, where socio-economic regions (North Central, South Central coastal, and Central Highlands) intersect, the old linkages remain unbroken, even opening up opportunities for broader connections. Along this journey, expectations always go hand in hand with challenges. There are breakthroughs and shifting trends, golden opportunities and green corridors, paradises (seaside living, forest sleeping) and golden keys ( ecotourism )..., but there are also burning questions: how will we "untangle" the bottlenecks in regional connectivity so that each locality can take off?
Across the breadth of space and the depth of time, we not only place our faith in economic resilience but also see an ever-increasing richness in the hidden value of regional cultures. From the poignant echoes of conch shells resounding across the Hoang Sa sea and sky to the silent acts of kindness at historical sites along the Truong Son mountain range, from the secrets of thousand-year-old towers to peaceful countryside transformed into film sets... all enrich the legacy left by our ancestors.
Published to commemorate the 101st anniversary of Vietnam's Revolutionary Press Day (June 21, 1925 - June 21, 2026), this publication also contributes to establishing and defining the responsible involvement of journalists in the new flow of life, at least in accompanying the country's strong transformations and not remaining outside the game of artificial intelligence (AI).
The publication, released on June 18th, includes many interesting articles:
- New space - New stature
- "The carrying pole" of Quang Tri
- Da Nang - the leading technology hub, is "starting up".
- Interregional "blood vessels"
New opportunities from Khanh Hoa nuclear power plant.
- Dak Lak Logistics Planning - Unlocking the Region's Economic "Vitality"
- "Gateway to the sky" shapes the growth axis of South Central Vietnam
- A paradise for "eating by the sea and sleeping in the forest"
- Rural villages suddenly become… film sets.
- Reawakening memories of the "fire zones" of Quang Tri.
- The sound of conch shells bidding farewell to the brave soldiers of Hoang Sa.
- Cycles of peace on the "land of fire"
- Listen to the stories told by the thousand-year-old tower.
Secrets behind the stone alleys in the ancient village
- Awaken the mystical Royal Palace
- "Soup" of the national treasure on the summit of Ngoc Linh...
Along with timely and humane "Stories from the Profession" to commemorate the 101st anniversary of Vietnamese Revolutionary Journalism:
- Reflecting on the mission of journalists today from Guangzhou
- Let's light the flame of love together.
The people are my greatest teachers.
- Competing with… AI
Journalists are learning the craft of digital content creation.
- My key characters...
We invite our readers to watch...
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/bao-chi-cung-kien-tao-khong-gian-moi-185260615160751094.htm
