July 21, 2026 | 21:39 GMT +7
July 21, 2026 | 21:39 GMT +7
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(VAN) A joint initiative by UNESCO and the Viet Nam National Institute of Educational Sciences is bringing ocean education into schools, empowering students to take action to protect the ocean in the face of climate change.
(VAN) The Project 'Conserving Our Oceans' helps bring ocean conservation education closer to students, teachers, and the community through learning materials, hands-on experiences, and student-led initiatives.
(VAN) The Khanh Hoa Sea Festival 2026 will take place from July 17 to 19, featuring more than 40 cultural, sports, and tourism activities aimed at promoting Khanh Hoa’s image to domestic and international visitors.
(VAN) The marine and coastal economy is growing rapidly, but it has not yet matched immense potential that the planet’s 'final frontier' could offer.
(VAN) The MAE has launched a series of activities in response to World Environment Day and Viet Nam's Sea and Islands Week 2026.
(VAN) The five policy pillars are introduced to modernize ocean governance, promoting integrated management, stronger environmental control, and data use.
(VAN) Ocean conservation education does not alter the national curriculum, but it helps students develop awareness and responsibility for protecting marine ecosystems.
(VAN) The International Conference of the 100% Alliance affirmed the commitment to regional cooperation toward achieving 100% sustainable management of ocean spaces, with Viet Nam's participation.
(VAN) Scientific research, international cooperation, and the quality of human resources are three key orientations for implementing commitments at the UNOC-3.
(VAN) The letter ‘A Plea from the Ocean’ not only evokes emotion but also awakens the human conscience to the responsibility of protecting life on Earth.
(VAN) Minister Do Duc Duy affirmed Vietnam’s 6 strategic goals, prioritizing on conserving ocean ecosystems in tandem with developing a blue marine economy.
(VAN) On June 9, within the framework of the UNOC3, Minister Do Duc Duy met bilaterally with Mr. Murray Watt, the Minister for Environment and Water of Australia.
(VAN) According to Prof. Dr. Mai Trong Nhuan, former Director of Vietnam National University, Hanoi, the national ocean spatial plan is devised to guide the ocean economy toward achieving its key objectives.
(VAN) World Environment Day 2025 (June 5) carries the theme 'Beat Plastic Pollution' continuing to emphasize the global urgency of addressing the plastic waste crisis.
(VAN) Through activities at Vietnam Sea and Island Week 2025, solutions will be developed to fully harness the potential and advantages of Vietnam's marine economy.