Take decisive action against fishing vessels that lack "two or three" certifications (no permits, no quality control, no safety certifications ... and no safety certifications).

To combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, provincial authorities, along with coastal localities, have actively worked with fishermen to overcome difficulties and thoroughly address the issue of fishing vessels with "two no's" (no registration, no license) and "three no's" (no registration, no inspection, no fishing license).

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Recognizing the importance of eliminating "2-no" and "3-no" fishing vessels in achieving the goal of lifting the European Commission's (EC) yellow card, Hoang Truong commune (Hoang Hoa district) has actively reviewed and supported fishermen in completing the necessary paperwork and obtaining licenses for fishing vessels to operate according to regulations. Fisherman Nguyen Huu Ha, owner of fishing vessel TH-90387, which operates in the Gulf of Tonkin, said: "After being informed by border guards and commune officials, we realized that using fishing vessels with expired or unregistered registrations, or lacking fishing licenses, would negatively impact the local efforts to combat IUU (Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated) fishing. Therefore, we reminded the owners of fishing vessels in our maritime solidarity group to check their vessel documents and complete any missing documents according to regulations. To date, all our fishing vessels have full operating licenses, allowing us to confidently go out to sea instead of worrying as before."

Hoang Hoa District currently has 1,012 fishing vessels, including 123 vessels 15 meters or longer that specialize in offshore fishing. Thanks to the decisive efforts of the Hoang Hoa District Steering Committee on combating IUU (Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated) fishing and the border guards stationed in the area, 100% of the local fishing vessels have completed all required paperwork. The district is currently focusing on strict management to prevent the emergence of "two-no" or "three-no" fishing vessels (those lacking the necessary documents) in the area. Functional forces regularly inspect and monitor, promptly detecting and preventing fishermen from deliberately engaging in fishing activities without complete documentation.

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Major Le Thanh Tung, Deputy Commander of Hoang Truong Border Guard Station, said: "The unit has proactively coordinated with coastal communes to work with each boat owner to support the issuance of necessary documents and to require a commitment not to take fishing vessels out to sea for fishing without complete documentation. Currently, the unit is focusing its forces and resources on patrolling, inspecting, and controlling the river and sea estuaries and strictly punishing IUU fishing activities according to regulations."

In accordance with Circular No. 06/2024/TT-BNNPTNT dated May 6, 2024, issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development , amending and supplementing several articles of Circular No. 23/2018/TT-BNNPTNT dated November 15, 2018, regulating the registration and inspection of fishing vessels, the entire province has announced that 522 fishing vessels (316 inshore, 172 offshore, and 34 deep-sea) lack the required procedures and documents. With the involvement of relevant provincial and local authorities, by February 25th, the province had inspected and issued registration certificates to 497 fishing vessels. Of these, 292 were inshore, 171 inshore, and 34 deep-sea, and all of these vessels were uploaded to the Vietnam National Fisheries Database (Vnfishbase). Currently, 23 fishing vessels operating in the coastal areas of Hau Loc district and 1 fishing vessel operating in the offshore area of ​​Sam Son city do not meet safety requirements for registration and have been dismantled. In addition, 1 fishing vessel, inspected and measured by authorities, has a length of less than 6 meters and is not subject to registration; this has been transferred to the commune-level People's Committee for statistical management.

According to Le Xuan Dong, Head of the Thanh Hoa Fisheries Department: "To date, the entire province has focused maximum resources on implementing decisive solutions, and the shortcomings and limitations of the locality in the fight against IUU fishing have been basically overcome. For vessels that do not meet the conditions to participate in marine fishing, the department has coordinated with localities to encourage each vessel owner to voluntarily move to safe anchorage areas and not participate in fishing until all the necessary paperwork is completed. Relevant agencies have also assigned officers to monitor and supervise each fishing vessel, ensuring a clear understanding of the vessel's operational status and anchorage location; promptly detecting and preventing any vessels with suspicious signs of organizing fishing activities. Currently, the department is actively coordinating with relevant forces of the province and coastal localities to continue strictly managing and preventing the emergence of '2-no' or '3-no' fishing vessels. Along with that, coastal localities are actively leading and directing the fight against IUU fishing." IUU; assigning responsibility to the heads of Party committees and governments at all levels in implementing the task of combating IUU fishing."

With the decisive involvement of all levels and sectors in the province, the management and control of fishing vessels, especially those operating without proper documentation ("three no's"), and the activities of fishing vessels at sea have been closely monitored, controlled, and supervised. The awareness of law compliance among most fishermen during seafood exploitation has improved, contributing positively to the country's efforts to lift the EC's "yellow card."

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Text and photos: Le Hoi

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