AQUA MINA has accompanied the experimental tank system project at Can Tho University from its very early days
As the sponsor of the experimental tank system for the College of Aquaculture and Fisheries – Can Tho University, AQUA MINA is honored to have accompanied the project from day one. Seeing the project featured in a reportage by Vietnam Today is a shared joy, helping to spread the value of research and training activities in the aquaculture sector.
1. Accompanied from the Very Beginning
Research and training serve as key foundations for developing an efficient, adaptive, and sustainable aquaculture industry. Within this framework, experimental facilities play a practical role, enabling the university to conduct research and bring knowledge closer to real-world application. In that spirit, AQUA MINA joined from the early stages and sponsored the experimental tank system for the College of Aquaculture and Fisheries – Can Tho University, contributing to the academic and professional activities of the institution. For AQUA MINA, this partnership reflects a desire to support a strong research and learning environment—a space where ideas are tested, evaluated, and gradually refined before being applied to actual production.
2. Bridging Businesses with Research and Education
Every improvement in the research environment can unlock further opportunities for learning, hands-on practice, and developing solutions tailored to industry needs. By sponsoring the experimental tank system, AQUA MINA aims to help strengthen the connection among businesses, academia, and practical aquaculture. This is also an opportunity for the company to listen to insights from the academic sphere, working toward technical solutions with real practical value. This collaboration carries long-term significance: jointly building a foundation of knowledge and technology while supporting the next generation of aquaculture professionals in accessing practical experience during their studies.
3. Spreading Values Through Vietnam Today Reportage
The project was recently featured in a reportage by Vietnam Today, offering the public greater insight into aquaculture research activities at the university. For AQUA MINA, this is a memorable milestone along the journey of supporting the project. Media attention helps bring research and educational efforts closer to the community while spreading the spirit of collaboration for the growth of Vietnam's aquaculture industry. AQUA MINA sincerely thanks the College of Aquaculture and Fisheries – Can Tho University for creating the opportunity for us to accompany this initiative from its inception. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to Vietnam Today and the production team for highlighting and sharing the meaningful values of this project. Video source: Vietnam Today. Video copyright belongs to the producer and publisher; AQUA MINA is sharing the original source link.

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