Vietnam Pursues Long-Term Vision for Maritime Development
Vietnam is pursuing a long-term vision to become a strong maritime nation, guided by the legacy of President Ho Chi Minh, emphasizing responsible use of marine resources and protection of territorial waters. The 2026 Maritime Forum is set to be a key platform for discussions towards this goal.
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