AQUA MINA | CELEBRATING THE 67TH ANNIVERSARY OF VIETNAM’S TRADITIONAL FISHERIES DAY

A Journey of Sustainable Development and Aspiration to Reach Further

April 1st each year marks an important milestone for Vietnam’s fisheries sector – a key economic industry that has significantly contributed to national growth, created livelihoods for millions of workers, and affirmed its position in the international market.

The year 2026 marks the 67th anniversary of the establishment and development of Vietnam’s fisheries sector. This is not merely a number representing time, but also a testament to a long journey of continuous effort, adaptation, and innovation.

 

From Traditional Foundations to a Modern Economic Sector

Through various stages of development, Vietnam’s fisheries industry has undergone a strong transformation – from small-scale, traditional practices to industrial production models, high-tech applications, and a focus on sustainable development.

Particularly in shrimp farming, high-density models, environmental control systems, and operational optimization are increasingly being widely adopted. This not only improves productivity but also minimizes risks, contributing to a more efficient and stable value chain.

People – The Core of Development

Behind the growth figures lies the silent yet persistent contribution of millions of people in the industry: from farmers, engineers, and researchers to businesses providing solutions and services.

They are the ones who directly create value, constantly learning, improving, and adapting to market fluctuations as well as aquaculture environmental challenges.

Aqua Mina and Its Journey Alongside the Fisheries Sector

With a strategic focus on high-tech shrimp farming, Aqua Mina continuously strives to deliver advanced design solutions and equipment tailored to practical production conditions in Vietnam and international markets.

We understand that an effective farming model requires a synchronized combination of system design, equipment selection, and real-world operation. Therefore, Aqua Mina not only provides products but also accompanies customers throughout the implementation and system optimization process.

In addition, sharing knowledge, updating trends, and supporting the aquaculture community are integral parts of our commitment to sustainable development.

Towads the Future – Sustainable and Expanding Globally

  

 

As the fisheries sector faces increasing challenges such as climate change, stricter environmental requirements, and higher international standards, the application of technology and the enhancement of management capabilities will be key factors.

Aqua Mina believes that with the collaboration of businesses, farmers, and industry experts, Vietnam’s fisheries sector will continue to grow strongly, moving toward a modern, sustainable, and globally competitive industry.

A Message from Aqua Mina

On the occasion of the 67th anniversary of Vietnam Fisheries Traditional Day, Aqua Mina would like to express sincere gratitude to all individuals and organizations who have contributed, are contributing, and will continue to contribute to the development of the industry.

We wish our valued partners, customers, and the entire fisheries community good health, success, and a sustainable and far-reaching future.

WE WORK FOR THE SUCCESS

• Pangasius prices hold strong, exporters reap benefits

• Breakthrough Norovirus Treatment Enhances Biosafety Standards for Commercial Oysters

• After heat damage, strengthening farmed shrimp protection during seasonal transitions is required

• Unexpected Uses of Water Tanks in Daily Life

• Shrimp diseases are showing an increasing trend in the seafood industry

• Recommendations for seafood businesses following intellectual property warnings from the United States

• Salinity strongly affects the gut microbiota of whiteleg shrimp

• Suckermouth catfish outbreak in Dầu Tiếng Lake causes difficulties for fishermen as aquatic resources decline

• Cần Thơ University leads shrimp disease control through science, technology, and practical application

• What solutions can control shrimp diseases under new conditions?

• Indonesia develops thousands of fishing villages and makes strategic investments for fishermen

• Preserve shrimp farming areas to develop the billion-dollar shrimp industry