(AG Provincial E-Portal) - In order to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of An Giang University - Ho Chi Minh National University solemnly organized a camp to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the University's founding, from November 15 to 17, 2024.

The canal digging process lasted 5 years: 1819 – 1824. Vinh Te Canal - a historical project of great stature in the Southwestern border of Vietnam, became a testament to the perseverance and creativity of our ancestors in the work of reclaiming land and protecting sovereignty. Carried out through three construction phases over 5 years, Vinh Te Canal is not only a strategic traffic route but also a symbol of the nation's indomitable spirit.

The establishment of the Vinh Te Canal in 1824 was a pivotal step in the Nguyen Dynasty's strategy to fortify the southwestern border. The canal’s value further affirmed the Nguyen Dynasty's commitment to developing transportation across border regions, aligning with their dual goals of expanding new territories and establishing a defensive network to assert national sovereignty. The Dai Nam Nhat Thong Chi states: “From then, waterways were connected, and both border security and trade reaped immense benefits.”

(AG Provincial E-Portal) - Stretching close to 100 kilometers along the southwestern border of the nation, Vinh Te Canal has quietly intertwined itself with the lives of locals for over 200 years of rain and sun. Looking at the canal, one does not merely see a sturdy irrigation structure but also glimpses a stream of history, a cultural lineage imbued with the essence of past, present, and future…

(AG Provincial E-Portal) - Vinh Te Canal was dug parallelly to the Vietnam - Cambodia border, starting from the west bank of Chau Doc River in Vinh Nguon Ward (Chau Doc City, An Giang) and connecting directly to Giang Thanh River, Ha Tien City, Kien Giang Province, creating an important upstream irrigation system for the Long Xuyen Quadrangle, contributing to the exploration, improvement and development of this land. Up to now, the canal still has great value in terms of water management, transportation, trade, border defense, demonstrating the creative labor of the Vietnamese people in building the country.

(AG Provincial E-Portal) - The Export-Oriented OCOP (One Commune - One Product) Exhibition (OCOPEX) officially opened on October 31 at Vinhomes Ocean Park 3 in Van Giang District, Hung Yen Province. This inaugural event will continue until November 4.

(AG Provincial E-Portal) - On the afternoon of October 23, Alternate member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of An Giang Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Mung chaired a working session with Chau Doc City People's Committee to orient and remove difficulties and obstacles of the locality in implementing the socio-economic tasks in 2024 and directions, tasks in 2025.

(AG Provincial E-Portal) - On October 22, Chau Thanh District People's Committee held a conference to review the implementation of Project No. 11-DA/HU dated July 6, 2020 of the District Party Committee on "Developing continuing education, vocational training and job creation for the period 2020 - 2025 and orientation to 2030"; Project No. 07-DA/HU dated May 6, 2020 of the District Party Committee on "Application of information technology in administrative reform and socio-economic development of Chau Thanh district for the period 2020 - 2025, orientation to 2030".

(AG Provincial E-Portal) - To ensure sustainable development and enhance the value of OCOP (One Commune One Product) products, An Giang province has actively boosted trade promotion efforts to bring these products to consumers, with a focus on exports.

(AG Provincial E-Portal) - An Giang has the opportunity to ascend and break through through digital transformation. The Digital Transformation Program is one of six key programs to be implemented in the period of 2021-2025, with a vision to 2030, as determined by the Resolution of the XI Provincial Party Congress (term 2020-2025). Particularly, the three primary pillars of digital government development—digital economy, digital society, and digital government—are the focus.