ĐBP - The Thai ethnic community in Điện Biên possesses a rich, diverse, and distinctive cultural heritage. As a member of this community, driven by her deep love for her people’s traditions, Vì Thị Đỉnh from Hoong Lếch Cang village, Thanh Nưa commune, has spent years collecting and passing down traditional cultural values to younger generations and fellow villagers.
ĐBP - The 2026 High School Graduation Exam is being implemented synchronously and thoroughly by the Điện Biên provincial Department of Education and Training to ensure a safe, serious, and effective process.
ĐBP - The Lào ethnic group is one of the 19 communities coexisting in the land of Điện Biên. Through generations of settlement and development, the Lào people in Pa Xa Lào village, Thanh Yên commune, have preserved a wealth of precious traditional cultural traits.
ĐBP - Nearly 10 kilometers of rural access roads have been newly built over the past two years, thanks to the unity and collective effort of 93 households in Nà Tấu 1 village, Nà Tấu commune. Instead of distributing forest environmental service payments (PFES) to individual households, local residents have chosen to pool the funds for community projects, creating better conditions for livelihood development and improving living standards.
ĐBP - A resolution only carries true weight when it is concretized through actions tailored to practical reality. In Nà Hỳ commune, a strategy defined by clear tasks and distinct responsibilities, supported by the synchronized involvement of the entire political system, is creating a positive transformation in socio-economic development and the lives of local residents.
ĐBP - As a mountainous province occupying a uniquely vital strategic position with over 455km of border shared with Laos and China, Điện Biên has consistently identified the development of trade infrastructure as a primary engine for socio-economic progress.
ĐBP - In response to the ongoing concerns surrounding food safety in educational institutions, Điện Biên province has proactively reinforced its management protocols.
ĐBP - The implementation of the two-tier local government model necessitates a synchronized adjustment across the entire political system, particularly within local military forces. In Điện Biên, this model is already yielding tangible results, creating a distinct shift in efficiency at the commune level.
ĐBP - In 2026, Điện Biên province plans to plant 12,000 hectares of coffee and macadamia, including 5,930 hectares of coffee, 5,930 hectares of intercropped macadamia, and 140 hectares of monoculture macadamia.
ĐBP - On the afternoon of April 21, the first session of the 16th National Assembly held group discussions regarding the draft Law amending and supplementing several articles of the Law on Personal Income Tax (PIT), the Law on Value Added Tax (VAT), the Law on Corporate Income Tax (CIT), and the Law on Special Consumption Tax (Excise Tax).
ĐBP - In recent years, the province’s agricultural sector has undergone a strong transformation, shifting from traditional farming methods to safe and responsible production. A key focus has been promoting smart farming initiatives that minimize the use of chemicals and pesticides to protect public health and enhance the value of local agricultural products.
ĐBP - As the rainy and flood season of 2026 approaches, Điện Biên province is taking decisive action to manage the increasingly extreme and unpredictable nature of climate events.
ĐBP - In April, the Đà River flows with emerald-green waters, gliding leisurely like a soft silk ribbon. Its banks are lined with endless limestone mountain ranges, creating a landscape that is simultaneously majestic and poetic. Within this space, Tủa Thàng is gradually transforming as it step-by-step awakens its tourism potential.
ĐBP - On April 20, the first session of the 16th National Assembly featured a group discussion regarding the draft Resolution on proposed pilot of public lawyers.
ĐBP - In 2025, the Điện Biên provincial Forest Protection and Development Fund disbursed VND 245.5 billion in forest environmental services (FES) payments via bank accounts to forest owners across the province.