Effective from February 10, 2026, the new Circular redefines the maritime port waters of Quang Tri Province, encompassing the areas of Hon La, Cu Gianh, Cua Viet, and My Thuy. These boundaries are determined based on the highest tidal water levels.
The maritime port waters of Quang Tri Province and the jurisdiction of the Quang Tri Port Authority have been expanded compared to current regulations (illustrative image).
These areas are delineated by specific coordinates, both at sea and on land.
Notably, the new regulations extend the maritime port waters of Quang Tri Province in the My Thuy area to align with approved sectoral plans and ensure compliance with the Prime Minister’s decision on the investment policy for the My Thuy Port construction project in Hai Lang District. This expansion also supports the overall planning of the Southeast Quang Tri Economic Zone.
Additionally, the Cu Gianh area has been expanded to fully cover all anchoring and storm shelter zones.
The boundaries of the maritime port waters of Quang Tri Province, as defined in this Circular, are identified on the latest 2025 nautical charts issued by the Vietnam Maritime Administration Corporation, including VN50016, VN50017, VN50018, and VN30010. Coordinates are specified in the VN-2000 system and converted to the corresponding WGS-84 system.
The maritime areas under Quang Tri Province’s jurisdiction include four zones: Hon La, Cu Gianh, Cua Viet, and My Thuy.
The Quang Tri Port Authority is responsible for specialized state management of maritime activities within the province’s port waters and designated maritime areas.
Con Dao Special Zone Secretary-Chairman Proposes Attention-Grabbing Initiative
The Secretary and Chairman of the People’s Committee of Con Co Special Zone (Quang Tri) has proposed the opening of a new maritime route connecting Nhat Le to Con Co Island. This initiative aims to significantly boost tourism to the island’s coastal and marine destinations.
Unveiling the Top Player Handpicked for the $1.8 Billion Mega Project
This is a nationally strategic project.
Exotic Rosewood Prices Skyrocket in Unprecedented Surge
The surge in demand for *mán đỉa* wood, with Chinese traders offering up to 3 million VND per kilogram, has sparked a frenzy of illegal logging in Quảng Trị province. Facing the threat of severe deforestation, local authorities have issued urgent warnings and tightened regulations to curb the unauthorized harvesting, trading, and transportation of this prized timber.
Quảng Trị to Host Nearly $2 Billion Gas-Fired Power Plant
The People’s Committee of Quang Tri Province has officially granted an investment approval for the Quang Trach III LNG Thermal Power Plant project to Vietnam Electricity (EVN), marking a significant milestone in the province’s ambition to emerge as a new energy hub in Central Vietnam.
China’s Pacific Construction Group Partners with Hanoi to Build 74 Trillion VND Metro Line 5 Van Cao – Hoa Lac, Eyes Investment in Quang Tri
Unveiling a transformative transportation project, Metro Line 5 boasts a staggering investment of $2.8 billion, spanning nearly 25 miles. This ambitious route originates at the intersection of Van Cao and Hoang Hoa Tham streets, seamlessly traversing through central districts such as Ngoc Ha, Giang Vo, Lang, and Yen Hoa. Continuing its journey, the line follows the Thang Long Boulevard axis, ultimately reaching its terminus at Thach Binh Station in Hoa Lac.
