Industrial breakthrough

The Dong Ha and Nam Ha Industrial Clusters are bustling this season, with groups of workers hurrying to work in the factories every morning. The main roads leading into the industrial zone are straight and spacious, making it easy to mistake this rural area for an urban one, with its closely packed factories. To date, the Dong Ha Industrial Cluster has basically completed the essential infrastructure to support secondary investment projects. Thirteen secondary investors have registered to invest in approximately 16.34 hectares of land, achieving an occupancy rate of about 61.43%. Seven projects are currently under construction and operational. Meanwhile, the Nam Ha Industrial Cluster has been fully leased by Nam Ha Vietnam Footwear Co., Ltd., covering approximately 48.56/70.42 hectares for industrial production, reaching a 100% occupancy rate. Nam Ha Vietnam Footwear Co., Ltd. has implemented phase 1 of its industrial project, covering approximately 15 hectares of land. The factory facilities have been completed, and the company is currently operating with 3,000 workers.

Recalling 2018, the Nam Ha and Dong Ha industrial clusters were established. Dong Ha covered an area of 38.4 hectares with an infrastructure investment of approximately 123 billion VND, while Nam Ha covered 70.42 hectares with an infrastructure investment of approximately 312 billion VND. When construction began, many were skeptical about its feasibility, given that nearby Dong Nai province was a promising area for industrial development. However, shortly after construction commenced, secondary investors began leasing land to build factories. At this point, many realized that the province and district had the right vision and direction, leveraging the land resources, the proximity to National Highway 1, and offering preferential policies on land leases and taxes, along with an abundant local labor force, creating an attractive environment for both domestic and international investors.

Building on the success of the two aforementioned industrial clusters, in 2019, the Nam Ha 2 Industrial Cluster was established here, covering an area of 74 hectares with an infrastructure investment of approximately 318 billion VND. Currently, the Nam Ha 2 Industrial Cluster has attracted 5 secondary investors leasing land for industrial production, achieving a 97.03% occupancy rate. Recently, Tra Tan commune has added another industrial cluster. At the end of June 2025, the Tan Ha 3 Industrial Cluster, covering 13.6 hectares, received approval from the People's Committee of the former Binh Thuan province. Currently, the commune is coordinating with the Department of Industry and Trade and other provincial departments and agencies to announce registration and select investors for the technical infrastructure of the cluster... This is good news for the people ahead of the first Congress of the Tra Tan Commune Party Committee.

Comrade Nguyen Van Tri, Secretary of the Tra Tan Commune Party Committee, stated that the tasks for the 2025-2030 term are of paramount importance: maintaining and improving the standards of the criteria already achieved for an advanced and model new rural commune, while gradually building a type V urban area. The Party Committee and the people of the commune will focus on leveraging advantages, overcoming difficulties and challenges, and promoting a vibrant and widespread patriotic emulation movement, determined to successfully implement the Resolution of the First Congress of the Tra Tan Commune Party Committee, term 2025-2030.

Some socio -economic targets for the 2025-2030 term.

Annual budget revenue growth rate compared to the allocated budget is 6-7%; average per capita income will reach over 98 million VND by 2030; the poverty rate (according to the new standard) will be reduced to below 0.9%; the rate of people participating in health insurance will reach 97% or higher; and 500 jobs will be created annually...

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