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Developing the collective economy and agricultural cooperatives is increasingly viewed as the key to restructuring agriculture toward modern, efficient, and sustainable growth. Joining forces not only helps farmers adopt advanced technical solutions and expand market access, but also builds collective resilience against climate change.
Securing the removal of the European Commission's IUU "yellow card" remains an urgent national priority. In An Giang Province, authorities are strengthening inspections and implementing a range of measures to manage fishing vessels departing from the port, aiming to prevent illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
The 2026 Tịnh Biên – An Giang International Trade Fair has officially opened in An Giang Province, bringing together hundreds of businesses from Việt Nam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand. With around 260 booths, the event showcases agricultural products, seafood, consumer goods, OCOP products and regional specialities. The fair also offers opportunities for businesses to expand markets and strengthen trade links.
An Giang Province is home to a trove of distinctive cultural heritage, and the cultures of the Khmer and Chăm communities are considered precious resources, ones to be protected and given the space to develop. Beyond sacred languages, the religious ethnic communities of An Giang Province are also fighting to preserve another thread of their identity, one woven by hand, pattern by pattern, on looms passed down through generations.
The phrase "Silk Road" is used to praise the graceful, poetic beauty of the roads that carry so many emotions. It not only opens the way for new rural development but also hels shape tourism in the Thất Sơn region.
An Giang Province lies in a land of mountains and rivers. Shaped by its culture, history and people, the region is home to some of the Mekong Delta’s most distinctive dishes.
Chau Phong is a small Cham village located along the bank of the Chau Giang river. The simple yet exquisite cuisine of the Cham people in An Giang exudes a distinct charm, leaving an unforgettable impression on any visitor who samples it.
An Giang Province, with its mountains and rivers, offers unique regional dishes found only in the Mekong Delta. Join me on a journey to discover its sights, sounds, and cuisine
Cham villages in An Giang, home to about 13,000 people, lie along the riverbanks. Today, my friend and I are visiting one of these small riverside villages