Tags

vessels

Cargo via Viet Nams seaports up 4 per cent in 2020

Cargo via Viet Nam’s seaports up 4 per cent in 2020

Viet Nam’s seaports handled an estimated more than 689 million tonnes of cargo this year, up 4 per cent annually, reported the Viet Nam Maritime Administration.
Bad debt on the rise among boat owners

Bad debt on the rise among boat owners

The number of non-performing loans had been on the rise among recipients under a Government directive (Decision 67/2014/NĐ-CP) to support Vietnamese fishermen to build or upgrade their fishing vessels.
Fishermen urged to fight illegal fishing

Fishermen urged to fight illegal fishing

Offshore fishing vessels have been told to closely follow Vietnamese and international fishing regulations to help remove the European Commission''s yellow card – a warning given to nations at risk of being deemed uncooperative in the fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU)...
Fisheries sector strives to meet ECs requirements

Fisheries sector strives to meet EC’s requirements

The Directorate of Fisheries (DoF) has proposed the government use the medium-term public investment budget for the 2016-20 period to upgrade fisheries ports to meet European Commision requirements.
Vinalines to continue downsizing shipping fleet in 2018

Vinalines to continue downsizing shipping fleet in 2018

Viet Nam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) will continue to downsize its shipping fleet with additional sales of vessels in 2018.
Viet Nam works to stop illegal fishing

Viet Nam works to stop illegal fishing

Viet Nam has been actively working to implement the European Commission (EC)’s recommendations since it announced a yellow card on Vietnamese fisheries on October 23 last year.
New international container route goes through Quang Ninh

New international container route goes through Quang Ninh

Cai Lan International Container Terminal (CICT) announced the launch of a new route for container vessels ACS Cai Lan connecting India, Malaysia, Singapore, Viet Nam, China and the Republic of Korea on Tuesday.
National one-door customs mechanism launched

National one-door customs mechanism launched

The national one-door customs mechanism was officially launched at ports in five localities, namely Quang Ninh, Hai Phong, Da Nang, HCM City and Ba Ria-Vung Tau, on May 6.
VN moves to improve ship standards

VN moves to improve ship standards

The maritime sector is leaving no stone unturned in efforts to reduce the number of Vietnamese vessels detained at foreign ports and thereby take Viet Nam off international maritime blacklists.
Fishermen worried by anchor lock shortage

Fishermen worried by anchor lock shortage

A shortage of locks used to anchor fishing vessels in the coastal areas of central Thua Thien-Hue Province worries fishermen and local authorities as the rainy season nears.
BIDV offers attractive credit package for fishermen

BIDV offers attractive credit package for fishermen

The Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) plans to release a credit package with attractive interest rates to help fishermen build iron vessels for offshore fishing.
No Malaysian jet wreckage detected by VNRedSat-1

No Malaysian jet wreckage detected by VNRedSat-1

Vietnamese earth-observing satellite, VNRedSat-1, has not yet detected any unusual images in the south-west of Tho Chu Island where the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 is suspected to have gone missing.
Ministry okays huge upgrade for Mekong Delta ports

Ministry okays huge upgrade for Mekong Delta ports

The Ministry of Transport has resumed a project to build a new canal in southern Tra Vinh Province to make it navigable for vessels of up to 10,000 tonnes.