Vietnam News Agency spoke with Nguyễn Chu Hồi, former deputy director general of the Vietnam Administration of Seas and Islands and standing deputy chairman of the Vietnam Fisheries Society, about the current development of Việt Nam’s marine economy and solutions...
Việt Nam had yet to fully capitalise on its more than 3,200 km coastline because due to the lack of a mechanism strong enough to unlock the investment inflow.
Long An International Port in the southern province of Tây Ninh has become the first Vietnamese enterprise to receive the “Smart Green Port Company of the Year 2026” award from US-based market research and consulting firm Frost & Sullivan under...
Việt Nam is seeking an overhaul of its legal framework for marine resource management in a bid to unlock new growth opportunities in the blue economy while ensuring sustainable use of marine ecosystems.
Gia Lai Province is set to strengthen its position as a vital transportation and trade hub, leveraging its strategic geographical location while Khánh Hòa Province continues to pursue its ambition of becoming Việt Nam’s foremost maritime economic hub.
The nation''s maritime and inland waterway transport sectors have continued to demonstrate robust growth in the first four months of 2025, signaling a steady recovery in trade and logistics activities after a period of economic uncertainty.
Under the programme on high-tech marine farming, worth VNĐ1 trillion, the province will focus on an area of three to six nautical miles off Vạn Ninh District, Ninh Hòa Town and Nha Trang Bay.
Quảng Ninh, one of the main locations for aquaculture in Việt Nam, particularly in marine farming was severely damaged by Typhoon Yagi. Hundreds of fish farms were destroyed and local farmers hope to secure loans to help them recover.
Việt Nam’s seafood exports remained heavily dependent on natural sources, which have become increasingly difficult to secure due to tightening regulations and limited local marine farming, according to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).
Vũng Tàu is renowned for its beautiful beaches but it faces challenges from a significant amount of ocean waste. Volunteers from the Blue Sea Club are doing their best to keep Vũng Tàu’s beaches clean and pristine.
The global sea freight prices have started rebounding from the end of July, showing that the marine shipping industry is gradually escaping the 16-month correction.
The Haduco-RMS joint venture aims to support, provide services and gradually develop a large fleet of vessels, fully meeting the requirements of oil and gas contractors in Malaysia.