Following the merger, Sinh Phinh commune has entered the 2025-2030 term with renewed energy, confidence, and high expectations. The first Congress of its Party Committee marks a landmark event, setting the direction, goals, and major tasks to drive the locality toward comprehensive and sustainable development.
Within the broader development landscape of Dien Bien province, Sam Mun commune is emerging as a bright spot with advantages in geographic location, land resources, and cultural identity.
After its merger, Na Tau commune has entered a new stage of development, with extensive land, a large population, and abundant labor and land resources. Using these strengths, local authorities and residents have set a clear strategic direction: make agriculture the foundation of growth, with coffee as the main crop.
Na Sang is undergoing a strong transformation, driven by internal strength and a spirit of innovation. By focusing on existing potential, the commune is committed to sustainable development and building a modern rural landscape.
Tia Dinh commune was created by merging Tia Dinh and Hang Lia communes. Despite many challenges, the local multi-ethnic community maintains strong trust in the Party and State leadership, works together to overcome difficulties, and is determined to make Tia Dinh a place worth living and contributing to.
Located on National Highway 279 and soon to have a highway interchange, Bung Lao commune has a prime economic position, creating opportunities to become a regional center for agricultural goods and services. The 2025-2030 term is a pivotal period, signaling a major transformation and setting the stage for breakthrough development.
After carrying out the administrative unit restructuring as directed by Dien Bien Province, Chieng Sinh commune was established through the merger of four former communes: Na Say, Muong Thin, Muong Khong and Chieng Sinh.
The First Congress of the Party Committee of Muong Mun Commune, term 2025–2030, marked a significant political milestone that reflects the unified will and aspiration for advancement held by the party committee and people.
Building on its past achievements, during the 2025-2030 term, the Party Committee of Tuan Giao Commune has set strategic goals and solutions to strengthen its role as the driving force of eastern Dien Bien Province’s development.
Nestled peacefully beside the scenic Son La Hydropower Reservoir, Muong Lay ward (Dien Bien province) is often called a “Halong Bay on land” in the highlands of Northwest Vietnam.
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