According to the Administration of Seas and Islands under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the congress will attract the participation of 700 Vietnamese and foreign delegates.
A series of international conferences and seminars will take place during the framework of the congress.
Besides, the event will include forums of ministers, youth and local government networks, a Senior Government Official Meeting, and a Special Meeting of the EAS Partnership Council.
The congress is considered as a venue for participants to share information and foster partnership, as well as a mechanism for supervising and designing plans for the sustainable development of EAS.
The event will be a chance for Vietnam to affirm its commitment to working with other regional countries to build and remain a peaceful and stable environment in Seas of East Asia, and ensuring sustainable development with green economy and green growth.
In 2014, the Government also approved a strategy for integrated management of Vietnamese coastal zone until 2020 with vision to 2030, covering 24 coastal localities.
The triennial event, co-organised by Partnerships in the Environmental Management of the Seas of East Asia and member countries, is a leading international conference on sustainable development and management of coastal and sea areas, focusing on Seas of East Asia.
A series of international conferences and seminars will take place during the framework of the congress.
Besides, the event will include forums of ministers, youth and local government networks, a Senior Government Official Meeting, and a Special Meeting of the EAS Partnership Council.
The fifth East Asian Seas Congress 2015 will be organised from November 16-21 in the central city of Da Nang.
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The event will be a chance for Vietnam to affirm its commitment to working with other regional countries to build and remain a peaceful and stable environment in Seas of East Asia, and ensuring sustainable development with green economy and green growth.
In 2014, the Government also approved a strategy for integrated management of Vietnamese coastal zone until 2020 with vision to 2030, covering 24 coastal localities.
The triennial event, co-organised by Partnerships in the Environmental Management of the Seas of East Asia and member countries, is a leading international conference on sustainable development and management of coastal and sea areas, focusing on Seas of East Asia.
