Ca Mau Shrimp Festival to Boost Fisheries Sector and Global Integration
Ca Mau Province in southern Vietnam will host a shrimp festival from 2026 to 2029, aiming to boost the local fisheries sector and enhance global integration while adapting to climate change. The initiative focuses on infrastructure upgrades and technological innovation to promote sustainable development within the industry.
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