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Fisheries minister lays foundation stone for fish export center in Aden

[10/10/2024 02:42]

ADEN – SABA
Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Fisheries Salem al-Soqatri along with other local officials in the temporary capital Aden laid foundation stone for constructing a fish export center and fencing a fish investment complex.

The project which hopes to enhance institutional and economic resilience in Yemen costs $1,500,000 with EU funding.

The project comprises a number of sections including an administration, a statistics offices, a marketing department, a central laboratory for examining fish samples, in addition to ice factories and refrigerators, and fish processing and storage and preservation facilities.