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With a large marine space, diverse ecosystem and strategic location, An Giang is gradually asserting its role as a pole of marine economic growth in the Mekong Delta. After more than 5 years of implementing the Strategy for sustainable development of Vietnams marine economy, the province has achieved many outstanding results, creating a solid foundation to move towards the goal of becoming a strong marine economic center with green and sustainable development in the coming decades. Download In the period 2021-2025, An Giang is estimated to welcome 80.8 million tourists, including 3.4 million international visitors; Total revenue from tourism reached about 142.8 trillion VND - Photo: VGP/LS Sea and island potential - the foundation for long-term development strategy Talking to the Government Electronic Newspaper, representative of the leaders of the Department of Agriculture and Environment of An Giang province said: The province is one of the localities with particularly favorable natural conditions for developing the marine economy. The province has a sea area of over 63,000 km2, a coastline of over 200 km, with more than 140 large and small islands, many of which have stable populations. Located in the Gulf of Thailand, An Giang has a strategic trading position, conveniently connected to Southeast Asian countries. Not only does it possess a large marine space, An Giang also has a rich marine ecosystem, high biodiversity, abundant aquatic resources, and many beaches, islands and archipelagos with high landscape, ecological and tourism value. These conditions create a special comparative advantage for the province to simultaneously develop the fields of island tourism, fisheries, maritime, energy, services and coastal urban economy. Implementing Resolution No. 36-NQ/TW of the 12th Party Central Committee and Action Program No. 47-CTr/TU of the Provincial Party Committee, An Giang has identified sustainable development of the marine economy as one of the important strategic directions, closely linking economic growth with protect the environment, ensure national defense and security and improve peoples lives in coastal areas and islands. Download Phu Quoc Special Zone continues to be the most attractive destination of An Giang province. Sea and island tourism accelerates, Phu Quoc plays the leading role. In particular, sea and island tourism is a field with strong development, increasingly contributing to the growth of the marine economy and the overall socio-economic of the province. As of August 2025, the entire An Giang province has attracted 317 investment projects in the tourism sector, with a total scale of nearly 10,000 hectares and a total investment capital of over 402 trillion VND. Tourism types and products are increasingly diverse, clear and high quality, especially island tourism products such as scuba diving, fishing, paragliding, forest tours, eco-tourism, and high-end resorts. Many iconic works and projects have contributed to raising the An Giang tourism brand, notably Safari Phu Quoc - the first and largest semi-wild zoo in Vietnam. In the period 2021-2025, An Giang is estimated to welcome 80.8 million tourists, including 3.4 million international visitors; Total revenue from tourism reached about 142.8 trillion VND. Phu Quoc Special Zone continues to be the provinces most attractive destination, and is at the same time the locality with the fastest growth rate of international visitors in the Mekong Delta, affirming the leading role of island tourism in An Giangs marine economic development. Fisheries turn to sustainability, sea farming expands development space. Along with tourism, the fisheries sector continues to receive attention and focus from the province in a sustainable direction. An Giang has gradually adjusted its industry structure, reducing exploitation and increasing aquaculture, in line with modern development trends and requirements for protecting marine resources. Currently, the number of fishing boats in the province is 9,882, down 1,887 compared to the beginning of the term. The structure of aquaculture output has shifted clearly: At the beginning of the term, exploitation accounted for 65%, aquaculture 35%; Up to now, exploitation has remained at 47%, aquaculture has increased to 53% (not including the output of pangasius and tilapia of the old An Giang). Implementing the Project to develop sustainable marine aquaculture until 2030, the province has had 5 marine aquaculture projects approved for investment policies, of which 3 projects have been licensed for aquaculture at sea. At the same time, An Giang calls for investment in 7 sea farming projects in the period 2024-2025, with a scale of 2,450 hectares, total investment capital of 1,690 billion VND. It is estimated that by the end of 2025, the provinces sea farming area will reach over 24,000 hectares, including more than 4,000 cages, with an output of over 104,000 tons, an increase of more than 35,000 tons. compared to 2020. Oriented to 2030, the marine farming area will reach over 38,000 hectares, with an output of over 150,000 tons, showing that the room for marine farming development is still very large. Total seafood export turnover in the period 2021-2025 will reach over 1.4 billion USD, an average increase of 2%/year. Download Fish farming in cages in Tho Chu Special Zone (An Giang province)Maritime and coastal infrastructure create motivation for connection and breakthroughsAn Giangs maritime economy continues to have positive developments, playing an important role in connecting traffic, logistics, tourism and trade. The seaport system is carefully planned and invested in synchronously, gradually completing and promoting efficiency. Many projectsKey projects have been and are being implemented such as completing Phu Quoc International Passenger Port, completing construction of Rach Gia Passenger Port in 2025, and continuing to build Vinh Dam Port. Total cargo transport output is estimate
