Creating a fishing town in Lorestan, Iran

Published 2023년 11월 1일

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Seyyed Hossein Hosseini, head of Iran's Fisheries Organization, praised the fisheries industry as a key factor for the future of the country in terms of food security, employment, and regional development. He highlighted the progress made in sturgeon breeding complexes, with over 212 farms across 22 provinces producing over 20,000 tons of meat and 100 tons of caviar. Hosseini emphasized the importance of Lorestan province, where a project worth 700 billion tomans has been defined, and expressed hope for the development of a fishing town in the region.
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Seyyed Hossein Hosseini, on the 10th of November, in the ceremony of raking the plan for the development of Rangban Poldakhter sturgeon breeding complexes, said: Fisheries is a development factor for the future of the country in terms of food security, employment and development of the region. And Lorestan is a leading and exemplary province in the internal provinces. He added: the power of the fisheries industry to make it possible to produce all kinds of aquatic species, especially sturgeon, for which we depended on the Caspian Lake for some time, now there are more than 212 farms in 22 provinces with a production capacity of more than 20,000 tons of meat and 100 tons of caviar. It is on the agenda. Hosseini stated: Last year, more than 18.5 tons of farmed caviar and more than 4.5 tons of caviar fish meat were harvested. The head of Iran's Fisheries Organization continued: According to the efforts of the officials in Lorestan, more than five large fishing complexes have been put ...
Source: Isna

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