NSRP organized the closing workshop of Community Marine Safety Zone Awareness

On December 28, 2022, NSRP cooperated with the Nghi Son Commune People’s Committee to successfully organize the closing workshop of Community Marine Safety Zone Awareness (CMSZA).

Delegates attended the workshop

The workshop witnessed the delegation of the Nghi Son district People’s Committee, Mr. Vu Trong Nam – Deputy Head of the Economic Department; from NSRP, there were Mr. Trinh Xuan Duc – Social and Community Deputy Section Manager, and S&C staffs, especially with the participation of representatives of Nghi Son Border Guard Station, relevant units and project communes/wards, including Hai Yen, Hai Thanh, Hai Binh, Tinh Hai, Hai Thuong, Hai Ha, and Nghi Son.

Mr. Le Ngoc Huy – S&C leader spoke at the closing workshop

Mr. Ho Van Dung – Hai Thanh WPC’s vice chairman spoke at the closing workshop

ogether with the support of local authorities and relevant parties, the project has been successfully implemented and accomplished the pre-set objectives as follows:

Developed and distributed 1,200 sets of all-maritime zone communication materials, including (i) leaflets, (ii) stickers, and (iii) loudspeaker announcements.
Organized 15 training courses on the maritime safety zone for target groups of 7 relevant wards/communes as mentioned above. A total of 400 participants exceeded the project target of 100, with nearly 300 of them being ship or boat owners. Excellent results were achieved, with more than 85% of trainees being correctly aware of the NSRP’s maritime safe zones after the training.
News about project activities was broadcasted on the Nghi Son television twice.

Training classes for target people:

In the training classes

Speaking at the workshop, Mr. Vu Trong Nam, Nghi Son District People’s Committee – Deputy Head of Economic Department, expressed his appreciation for the purpose and results of the project. Besides, he suggested the commune/ward authorities coordinate with the Commanding Board of the Border Guard station and NSRP to continue to conduct propaganda for fishermen to ensure the best in the Refinery’s operation as well as raising public awareness. In addition, he recommended that NSRP should have more similar training programs and courses for people to raise their awareness of NSRP’s marine safety zone.

Trainees received gifts after completing group exercises:

Trainees received gifts after completing group exercises