July 21, 2026 | 17:07 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
July 21, 2026 | 17:07 GMT +7
Hotline: 0913.378.918
(VAN) Khanh Hoa Sea Festival 2026, themed ‘Colors of the Ocean - Reaching International Scale,’ conveys a message of green marine economic development, integration, and Khanh Hoa's rising position.
(VAN) The draft Law on Marine and Island Resources and Environment (Revised) introduces new policies on marine spatial management, marine economic development
(VAN) As the global transition to green energy accelerates, the marine space is emerging as a strategic platform for developing new energy industries, creating an urgent need for a new approach to national governance.
(VAN) MAE is gathering input from the business community to refine special, breakthrough incentive and support mechanisms in the draft revised Law on Marine and Island Natural Resources and Environment.
(VAN) The concentrated aquaculture project in Co To pioneers high-tech, driving Viet Nam's transition toward a sustainable green economy.
(VAN) The Law on Marine and Island Resources and Environment amendment not only improves the management framework but also recognizes the sea as a development space.
(VAN) Viet Nam is developing the first standards for industrial marine farming, laying a foundation to modernize the fisheries sector.
(VAN) Singapore prospered from the sea. South Korea took off from the sea. And Viet Nam, can it enter an era of strength from the sea?
(VAN) Perfecting maritime institutions and policies is a prerequisite to unleash resources and maximize Viet Nam's strategic economic and defensive potential.
(VAN) Dr. Pham Ngoc Son, former Acting Director General of the Viet Nam Agency of Seas and Islands, raised this issue in order to reduce overlaps and unlock growth potential for the marine economy.
(VAN) The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment cuts red tape, facilitating the use of marine resource data.
(VAN) Nearly four years after suffering severe degradation in 2022, the coral reef ecosystem at Hon Mun Marine Protected Area is showing strong signs of recovery.
(VAN) Viet Nam’s seas are entering a period in which every square kilometer of marine space must be managed to generate economic, strategic, and development value.
(VAN) Over 100 domestic and international experts, scientists, and policymakers participated in a conference to exchange research findings, propose solutions, and promote cooperation.
(VAN) Viet Nam Agency of Seas and Islands proposes 5 core cooperation areas with ADB for 2026-2030, aiming for sustainable marine economic development.