• Leveraging resources and maximizing the strengths of the marine economy .
  • Ca Mau promotes the development of its marine and island economy.

With key projects and constructions being accelerated in the area, Ca Mau promises to become a bright spot and a leading force in the country's expansion towards the open sea in the near future.

Shaping the pillars of the maritime economy.


With the goal of achieving an average annual growth rate of Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of 10% or more over the 5-year period (2026-2030), Ca Mau province is developing a Strategy for the Development of the Marine and Coastal Economy for the period 2026-2030, with a vision to 2045. This strategy outlines the direction for marine and purely marine economic sectors to make a very important contribution, accounting for approximately 40-45% of the province's total budget revenue.


Ca Mau prioritizes investment and construction of coastal infrastructure systems, including coastal urban infrastructure; road networks connecting the coastal corridor transport network linking the region; and maritime transport routes connecting the locality with economic centers, economic zones, and island clusters, creating conditions for the development of the marine and island economy.

The construction and development of the Hon Khoai dual-purpose integrated seaport, in accordance with the directives of General Secretary To Lam , aims to transform it into a strategic driving force serving the development of the marine economy, logistics, and maritime services, while simultaneously meeting the requirements of national defense and security in the southwestern sea region of the Fatherland.

Strengthening management, protection, and exploitation using integrated methods; marine and coastal ecosystems are investigated and conserved; and the protection and development of coastal protection forests are prioritized. This is being promoted; proactively adapting to climate change, sea level rise, limiting saltwater intrusion and coastal erosion.