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Vietnam building sustainable fisheries sector

VNA • 27/11/2023 10:32

Fighting illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing towards harmonising with international regulations and ensuring the sustainable development of the fisheries sector is a major goal and commitment for Vietnam.

Vietnam has recently increased its cooperation with the EU to quickly remove the latter’s “yellow card” warning on IUU fishing in the country.

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Fishing vessels in Ninh Thuan province
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Officers and soldiers of the Rach Goc Border Guard Station, within the Ca Mau Province Border Guard, conduct patrols in Ca Mau Estuary
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Officers and soldiers of the Rach Goc Border Guard Station check the documents of fishing boat owners
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GPS mounted on fishing vessels
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Ha Tinh province representatives present the national flag to fishermen and encourage them to head out to sea
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My Tan fishing port in Thanh Hai commune, Ninh Hai district, Ninh Thuan province has received investment to meet local marine economic development requirements

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