IUU
At the peak of the IUU fight, An Giang resolutely banned unqualified fishing vessels from departing
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At the peak of the anti-IUU fishing period, An Giang is implementing strong measures, resolutely handling violations, not letting fishing vessels that are not qualified to depart.
Accelerating the removal of the IUU "yellow card" - determination from the Government to localities
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In October, the Government issued many important documents related to combating illegal, unreported, unregulated (IUU) fishing and sustainable development of Vietnam's seafood industry such as Official Dispatch 198/CD-TTg, Decision No. 2310/QD-TTg. In localities, efforts to combat illegal fishing have also been noted for their high efficiency. These are very positive signals ahead of the European Commission (EC) inspection team's scheduled visit to Vietnam in November for on-site assessment.
Leading fishing vessels illegally transporting journey monitoring equipment to Phu Quoc
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An Giang - The working group has drawn up a record and detained the ship illegally transporting the journey monitoring equipment to the port of the 40-man squadron in Phu Quoc special zone.
Ca Mau spends more than 7.5 billion VND to support subscription fees for fishing vessel monitoring services
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Ca Mau - The whole province has 5,230 fishing vessels in operation, of which 1,942 vessels are required to install voyage monitoring devices (VMS).
Ca Mau launches peak month against IUU fishing
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Ca Mau - The Provincial People's Committee requires all fishing vessels to register, inspect, grant licenses and connect to the VMS system continuously 24/24 hours.
Vinh Long verifies the cause of more than 3,000 fishing vessels losing connection, no intentional violations
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Vinh Long - In the first 9 months of 2025, 3,331 fishing vessels lost their journey monitoring signals. However, through verification, no intentional violations were detected.
Can Tho declares war on illegal IUU fishing
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Can Tho - Can Tho City People's Committee requested sectors and localities to strengthen inspection and strictly handle IUU violations.
Can Tho accompanies fishermen to keep the sea blue and fish clean
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Can Tho - The seafood industry has implemented the model of "Fishermen's Destination" to promote legal exploitation, contributing to the whole country in removing the EC's "yellow card".
Can Tho strengthens inspection of fishing vessels, prevents illegal IUU fishing
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Can Tho - Can Tho City People's Committee strengthens inspection and examination of seafood exploitation activities and at fishing ports to prevent IUU fishing.
Inspecting the implementation of the law on handling administrative violations in the field of fisheries
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An Giang - At the working session, the working group inspected the dossier on handling administrative violations in the field of fisheries of the Provincial Border Guard Command.
Fine nearly 877 million VND to 4 captains of fishing vessels violating IUU
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Quang Tri - The Border Guard (BDBP) of the province has just fined 4 captains a total of nearly 877 million VND, and confiscated more than 4,500 liters of DO oil.
Morning in the West, September 20: Preparing to do 2 traffic projects worth VND14,000 billion in Can Tho
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Morning in the West, September 20: Preparing to build 2 traffic projects worth VND14,000 billion in Can Tho; Dried coconut continues to reach new peaks, priced at VND200,000/dozen;...
Can Tho general forces control fishing vessels, prepare to work with EC
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Can Tho - The city launched a peak period of action against IUU fishing, tightened monitoring of fishing vessel journeys, and strictly handled violations from the estuary.
Following the border guards to prevent IUU fishing in Phu Quoc waters
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Phu Quoc - Reporter from Lao Dong newspaper followed the An Thoi Port Border Guard Station (CKC) to fight IUU fishing in the West Sea.
Following the Coast Guard to each fishing boat to propagate and give gifts to fishermen
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An Giang - Coast Guard 4 directly visited fishing vessels to propagate the law, present the national flag, Uncle Ho's photos, and medical bags to fishermen.
