Nation aims better management of maritime reserves

03/05/2008 -- 9:36 PM

Hanoi (VNA) – The Prime Minister on May 2 gave the go ahead to the issuance of a regulation on managing maritime reserves of national and international significance in Vietnam . The regulation, consisting of two chapters and 14 articles, regulates the classification, management, protection and development of maritime reserves of national and international significance in Vietnam as well as responsibilities of relevant ministries, agencies and localities. In particular cases relating to national security, individuals and organisations will only be allowed to carry out activities within these reserves after getting permission from the Prime Minister. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is required to join hands with relevant ministries and agencies to map out a master plan for management of maritime reserves system of Vietnam and build marine reserves for better sea resources management.-Enditem
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