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Update news maritime economy
The robust growth of the marine economy has created significant opportunities for Vietnam while at the same time posing major challenges to marine environment protection.
Vietnam’s identity as a maritime nation is rooted in its geography, history and culture. The East Sea has long supported trade, cultural exchange, sovereignty protection and the development of resilient coastal communities.
HCM City is seeking to transform itself from a major cargo gateway into a regional maritime finance hub, with the Vietnam International Financial Centre (VIFC) expected to anchor a new ecosystem linking ports, logistics and global capital flows.
Passion-fueled scientists confront tough conditions to preserve biodiversity and advance ocean science.
According to the Vietnam Maritime and Waterway Administration (VIMAWA), under the Ministry of Construction, total cargo via ports reached 370.5 million tonnes, up 11% compared to the same period last year.
The island city shifts from natural fishing to modern aquaculture for long-term gains.
A scientific breakthrough has positioned Vietnam as the first country to successfully breed yellowtail kingfish, a prized species in Japanese cuisine.