Ca Mau works to promote fishery sector

The Mekong Delta province of Ca Mau has applied a number of measures to boost the development of the local fishery sector as part of efforts to optimise local advantages.
Ca Mau works to promote fishery sector ảnh 1Harvesting white-legged shrimp in Nam Can district of Ca Mau province (Photo: VNA)

Ca Mau (VNA) – The Mekong Delta province of Ca Mau has applied anumber of measures to boost the development of the local fishery sector as partof efforts to optimise local advantages.

In implementing a project on restructuring theagriculture sector, with a breakthrough in shrimp farming, the province hasencouraged locals to apply ecological shrimp farming models as well as models meetinginternational standards.

Ca Mau has also offered financial assistance to fishermen in building and upgradingvessels.

The province currently has 91 vessels eligiblefor receiving the support. Commercial banks in the locality have to date signedlending contracts with 32 ship owners with total loans of 325 billion VND.

[Ca Mau looks to develop shrimp sector]

Su Van Minh, Vice Chairman of the People’sCommittee of Tran Van Thoi district, said the district has launched 18 ships newlybuilt with the support, joining the fleet of 2,300 ships of the locality.

Minh said that the locality will continueupgrading the capacity of the fleet, while setting up fishing cooperatives andmultiply outstanding models in the field.

According to the provincial People’s Committee,total seafood output of the province in the eight months of 2017 fetched339,500 tonnes, equal to 64 percent of the yearly target, up 3.5 percent yearon year, including 109,330 tonnes shrimps, a rise of 5.6 percent.

Alongside, the province’s catch reached 137,200tonnes, including 9,530 tonnes of shrimp. Total seafood exports of Ca Mau hitover 616 million USD.-VNA
VNA

See more

Industrial factories in Tan Uyen city, the southern province of Binh Duong (Photo: VNA)

Investors upbeat about Vietnam’s industrial property market

Investors are bullish on Vietnam's industrial property market growth on the back of the nation's strategic location, sound infrastructure, and increasing demand for industrial space, particularly industrial parks that meet green standards, according to market research.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Belgium and head of the Vietnamese Delegation to the EU Nguyen Van Thao addresses the forum (Photo: VNA)

Forum connects Vietnamese, Belgian busineses

The Vietnam-Belgian business forum took place in Brussels on October 23, offering a chance for enterprises of the two countries to introduce their products and explore new cooperation opportunities.

The expos cover over 6,000 sq.m, drawing over 210 exhibitors from 10 countries and territories. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi hosts textile & garment, fabric garment accessories expos

The Vietnam Hanoi Textile & Garment Industry and Fabric Garment Accessories Expos 2024 (HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2024) is taking place in Hanoi on October 23 – 25 as part of a series of international exhibitions on Vietnam's textile and garment industry.

Representatives from Vietnamese and Lao agencies, localities and businesses at the opening ceremony of the Vietnam-Laos trade fair 2024 in Xiengkhouang province. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam, Laos step up trade, tourism promotion

A Vietnam-Laos trade fair was kicked off in Phonsavanh township in Xiengkhouang province of Laos on October 23 as part of activities to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the traditional day of Vietnamese volunteer soldiers and experts in Laos (October 30, 1949 – 2024).

Illustrative photo (Photo: chinhphu.vn)

Vietnamese goods enter US through global supply chain

The Saigon Co.op Distribution Company Limited (SCD) - a member of the Ho Chi Minh City Union of Trade Cooperatives (Saigon Co.op), and STC Natural Vina Company on October 23 held a hand-over ceremony for goods that will be exported to the US.

Vietnam’s lobsters have clawed their way back onto Chinese menus after a suspension. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam’s lobsters claw back prominence in China

Vietnam’s lobster export to the Chinese market in January-September rose 33 folds year-on-year on the back of lower prices and stronger trade ties between the two nations, the South China Morning Post said on October 22.