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In 2025, in the context of the organizational structure being rearranged, the scope of management expanding, climate change becoming increasingly complex and the market fluctuating, the agricultural and environmental sectors of An Giang province will still maintain stability and achieve many comprehensive results. Those achievements not only affirm the supporting role of agriculture in the local economy, but also create an important foundation for the industry to enter 2026 with higher and more sustainable development requirements. Download According to estimates by the Department of Statistics, An Giang provinces GRDP growth in 2025 will reach 8.39%, ranking 1st in the Mekong Delta and 14th in the country - Photo: VGP/LS Agriculture continues to play a pivotal role Talking to the Government Electronic Newspaper, Mr. Le Huu Toan, Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment of An Giang province, in 2025, the agricultural sector will gradually shift from a production mindset to an agricultural economic mindset, Focus on reorganizing production along the value chain, associated with businesses and markets. Models of production-consumption linkage, science-technology application, traceability and digital transformation in agriculture continue to be expanded. Thereby, the added value of agricultural products is gradually increased, creating a premise for sustainable agricultural development, better adapting to climate change and market requirements. Management and development of forests and fisheries are deployed synchronously, associated with ecosystem protection and sustainable livelihoods for people. The integration of agricultural development programs and projects with new rural construction continues to be effective, contributing to improving the material and spiritual life of rural people. Land and resource management has changed clearly. Along with the agricultural sector, state management of land in 2025 will have many positive changes. The preparation and adjustment of planning and land use plans are carried out in accordance with the socio-economic development orientation of the province. The work of land recovery, land allocation, land lease, and change of land use purpose is implemented in accordance with regulations, promptly serving development investment needs. By the end of 2025, the rate of granting land use rights certificates will reach 92.63%, contributing to ensuring the legal rights and interests of land users, while improving the effectiveness and efficiency of state management. Revenue from land continues to play an important role in balancing the local budget, with land use fee revenue as of December 5, 2025 reaching VND 2,008 billion, equal to 33.67% of the estimate assigned by the Provincial Peoples Council. At the same time, the land database is gradually completed and synchronized with the national land information system, creating a foundation for more modern, transparent and effective management during the period. Next period. Comprehensive results on minerals, resources and environment Mineral management continues to be strengthened, focusing on overcoming previous shortcomings and limitations. The industry has proactively advised on specific mechanisms to ensure the source of backfilling materials, especially sand, to serve key projects and important infrastructure works of the province as well as the Mekong Delta region. By the end of 2025, the province has issued 10 confirmations of mineral recovery registration at 10/11 mines, with a total reserve of 15,218,593 m3, and arranged additional 3,423,341 m3 from dredging projects and previous mines. Water resource management and exploitation are implemented according to the 2023 Law on Water Resources, associated with the requirement to ensure water source security, serving production development and peoples lives. The industry has promoted the application of technology in environmental monitoring and supervision; Deploying deposits for environmental improvement and restoration in mineral exploitation. Attention is paid to climate change response, especially the inventory of greenhouse gases and building a database to serve the allocation of emission quotas for the 2025-2026 period, creating a premise for implementing low emission development goals in the coming time. Natural disaster prevention and control: Lessons from practice Natural disaster prevention and control work continues to be proactively deployed, but in 2025 natural disasters still cause serious damage. In the entire province, 7 people died, 84 houses collapsed, 574 houses had their roofs blown off, and many areas of crops, fruit trees and aquatic products were flooded. The total value of damage is estimated at about 29,818 million VND. This practice poses an urgent need to continue investing in perfecting the irrigation system, preventing landslides, and improving the capacity to forecast and warn of natural disasters; At the same time, strengthen propaganda, raise peoples awareness and skills to prevent natural disasters. GRDP growth leads the Mekong Delta. Speaking at the summary conference on the afternoon of December 26, Vice Chairman of An Giang Provincial Peoples Committee Ngo Cong Thuc emphasized that, facing the need to strongly innovate the growth model in the direction of green production, high efficiency, sustainable value, the agriculture and environment sector has done its assigned tasks well, with many key targets in The fields of cultivation, fisheries, clean water and rural environmental sanitation met and exceeded plans. In particular, the results of rice production, exploitation and aquaculture all exceeded 100%.plan, continuing to affirm An Giangs leading position in rice and seafood in the Mekong Delta region. According to the announcement of the Department of Statistics, An Giang provinces estimated GRDP growth rate in 2025 reaches 8.39%, ranking 1st in the Mekong Delta region and 14th in the country; of which th
