The President has expanded fish farming in Egypt to bridge the food gap

Published 2021년 9월 13일

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The Central Laboratory for Fisheries Research in Al-Abbas, Egypt, is a key institution in boosting fish production, as part of the country's strategy to achieve 3 million tons of fish by 2030. Established in 1991 and recognized by the International Society of Aquaculture in West Africa for its role in women in fish farming in Africa, the lab specializes in applied research to benefit the fish sector. It provides guidance, technology transfer, and results communication to relevant authorities. The lab also leases its productive assets to private investors, with technical oversight, and operates a 40-acre research farm and two equipped training rooms. Its goal is to improve fisheries wealth through economic research and transfer of fish farming technology to farmers.

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► Applied research has an economic impact on fish production ► We seek to reach 3 million tons of fish in 2030 to increase per capita fish production ► Choosing the factory as a distinguished center for the African Union in fish farming 2020 ► The factory provides an excuse for rice farmers at nominal prices to increase productivity The food problem is one of The most serious economic problems that threaten the stability of developing countries due to their inability to provide the food needs of their population and dependence on the outside to provide them, which is the most dangerous element of pressure on the national economy and because President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi realized that animal protein is one of the most important components of food that is indispensable to maintaining the health status of humans Therefore, he took upon himself to provide it through the establishment of productive projects, whether animal or fish. He does not deny the contribution of these projects ...

Source: Akhbarelyom