Da Nang promotes the sea and islands to union members of the Fisheries Union

Hoàng Bin |

Da Nang - More than 200 union members of the Fisheries Union in Da Nang have just been informed about the sea and islands.

This is an annual activity organized by the Fisheries Union of Nui Thanh and Tam Xuan communes, Da Nang city, to disseminate the position and role of Vietnamese seas and islands in the cause of building and defending the Fatherland; about the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws related to seas and islands.

Nghiep doan Nghe ca phoi hop voi Canh sat bien Da Nang tuyen truyen chu quyen bien dao cho ngu dan. Anh: Tuan Anh
The Fisheries Union coordinated with the Da Nang Coast Guard to propagate the sovereignty of the sea and islands to fishermen. Photo: Tuan Anh

Propaganda activities aim to enhance the role and sense of responsibility of fishermen in implementing the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws related to offshore fishing activities, as well as participating in protecting the sovereignty of the Fatherland in the East Sea.

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