Hai Phong leads Vietnam’s fight against IUU fishing

Collecting fishes at Ngoc Hai port, Do Son ward. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc
Local authorised forces exam fishing boats at Ngoc Hai port, Do Son ward. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc
Local fishermen completes fishing procedures at Ngoc Hai port, Do Son ward. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc
Local authorised forces exam fishing boats at Ngoc Hai port, Do Son ward. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc

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Hai Phong leads Vietnam’s fight against IUU fishing

11/04/2025 09:33 | TTXVN

Hai Phong is emerging as one of Vietnam’s front runners in tackling illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, from strict control over its fishing fleet, enhanced voyage monitoring, to traceability and sustainable management of marine resources. As of September, Hai Phong had 820 registered fishing vessels, with all registered, licensed, and certified. As many as 283 vehicles 15m and longer have installed vessel monitoring systems (VMS), ensuring continuous 24-hour connectivity. Non-compliant vessels are barred from leaving ports, according to the municipal People’s Committee. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc

Hai Phong leads Vietnam’s fight against IUU fishing

Hai Phong is emerging as one of Vietnam’s front runners in tackling illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, from strict control over its fishing fleet, enhanced voyage monitoring, to traceability and sustainable management of marine resources. As of September, Hai Phong had 820 registered fishing vessels, with all registered, licensed, and certified. As many as 283 vehicles 15m and longer have installed vessel monitoring systems (VMS), ensuring continuous 24-hour connectivity. Non-compliant vessels are barred from leaving ports, according to the municipal People’s Committee. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc
Hai Phong leads Vietnam’s fight against IUU fishing

Hai Phong is emerging as one of Vietnam’s front runners in tackling illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, from strict control over its fishing fleet, enhanced voyage monitoring, to traceability and sustainable management of marine resources. As of September, Hai Phong had 820 registered fishing vessels, with all registered, licensed, and certified. As many as 283 vehicles 15m and longer have installed vessel monitoring systems (VMS), ensuring continuous 24-hour connectivity. Non-compliant vessels are barred from leaving ports, according to the municipal People’s Committee. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc
Hai Phong leads Vietnam’s fight against IUU fishing

Hai Phong is emerging as one of Vietnam’s front runners in tackling illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, from strict control over its fishing fleet, enhanced voyage monitoring, to traceability and sustainable management of marine resources. As of September, Hai Phong had 820 registered fishing vessels, with all registered, licensed, and certified. As many as 283 vehicles 15m and longer have installed vessel monitoring systems (VMS), ensuring continuous 24-hour connectivity. Non-compliant vessels are barred from leaving ports, according to the municipal People’s Committee. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc
Hai Phong leads Vietnam’s fight against IUU fishing

Hai Phong is emerging as one of Vietnam’s front runners in tackling illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, from strict control over its fishing fleet, enhanced voyage monitoring, to traceability and sustainable management of marine resources. As of September, Hai Phong had 820 registered fishing vessels, with all registered, licensed, and certified. As many as 283 vehicles 15m and longer have installed vessel monitoring systems (VMS), ensuring continuous 24-hour connectivity. Non-compliant vessels are barred from leaving ports, according to the municipal People’s Committee. VNA Photo: Hoàng Ngọc

Hai Phong leads Vietnam’s fight against IUU fishing

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