Quang Ngai to host 2nd national ‘sea brand’ forum
The central province of Quang Ngai will
host the second national ‘sea brand’ forum from March 18-19 under the
theme of “From deep-sea port to marine economic zone”.
The central province of Quang Ngai will
host the second national ‘sea brand’ forum from March 18-19 under the
theme of “From deep-sea port to marine economic zone”.
The forum is expected to bring together ministerial officials, provincial and authorities, and managers of economic zones as well as scores of experts to discuss strategies on sea management and the development of coastal economic zones.
Studies to be presented at the forum will focus on issues such as the management of marine and island resources through new regulating tools, including certification and brand promotion.
Participants will hear theories and practical experience on how to build Vietnam ’s sea identity and its ‘brand-name’ as a nation with a strong maritime industry and port system. They will also discuss developing the new image and branding for the central region of Vietnam in particular in terms of its deep-sea ports and sea economic zones.
The provincial authorities will also take the occasion to promote Quang Ngai’s socio-economic achievements and the Dung Quat economic zone so as to draw in more investment./.
The forum is expected to bring together ministerial officials, provincial and authorities, and managers of economic zones as well as scores of experts to discuss strategies on sea management and the development of coastal economic zones.
Studies to be presented at the forum will focus on issues such as the management of marine and island resources through new regulating tools, including certification and brand promotion.
Participants will hear theories and practical experience on how to build Vietnam ’s sea identity and its ‘brand-name’ as a nation with a strong maritime industry and port system. They will also discuss developing the new image and branding for the central region of Vietnam in particular in terms of its deep-sea ports and sea economic zones.
The provincial authorities will also take the occasion to promote Quang Ngai’s socio-economic achievements and the Dung Quat economic zone so as to draw in more investment./.
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