International stakeholders convene to promote sustainable aquaculture at AFRAQ21

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WorldFish
Published on
13.04.22
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Climate adaptation & mitigation, Food security

Sign of the (MoU) with the faculty of fish resources, Suez University at bibliotheca Alexandria. Photo by Ibrahim Elseira, Research Assistant, WorldFish, Egypt.

WorldFish’s Interim Director General Essam Yassin Mohammed joined cooperative meetings at the international AFRAQ21 conference to deepen bilateral cooperation and advance climate-smart solutions to…

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