With a coastline stretching approximately 228km, Da Nang City possesses a large, diverse, and resource-rich marine and coastal space with great potential. Building on these advantages, the city remains steadfast in its approach of developing the marine economy in a green and sustainable direction.

Khanh Hoa’s waters are undergoing a profound transformation in marine aquaculture. Interspersed among the traditional wooden rafts that have served local fishermen for decades are modern HDPE cage clusters, anchored firmly against the wind and waves.

In the mission to make Viet Nam a strong maritime nation, prosperous from the sea in the new era, the sea is no longer just a place for resource utilisation or the development of a few individual economic sectors, but is identified as a strategic development space of the nation, a place where development interests, national defence, security, science and technology, and international integration confluence.

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam has called for a fundamental shift in mindset and vision in marine development in the new period, stressing the need for a broader vision that views the sea not merely as an economic resource but as a strategic national development space.