At a press conference on November 21, he highlighted that an array ofactivities will be held to promote the images and brands of local shrimp andOCOP products.
The opening ceremony will take place on December 10, with a stellar artprogramme that spotlights the beauty of Ca Mau and its and people.
Besides, the festival will feature around 400 booths showcasing shrimp and OCOP products.
Other events held within the framework of the festival include a trade,investment and tourism promotion forum, a conference to promote the trade ofOCOP products in the Mekong Delta, and a workshop to seek measures forsustainable shrimp development.
Ca Mau is now home to 280,000 hectares of shrimp breeding, accounting for 40% of the country’sshrimp farming area. The shrimp output reaches more than 220,000 tonnes per year, equivalentto 22% of the country’s total.
The shrimp industry provides livelihoods for more than 600,000 people, or half the province’s population./.