Sustaining aquaculture development in Egypt and the Middle East through partnerships with US Soy Export Council

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WorldFish
Published on
08.04.22
Challenges
Food security, Nutrition

Representatives of the aquaculture industry from Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Algeria

WorldFish’s Fish for Africa Innovation Hub (FAIH) in Abbassa, Egypt has been mobilizing regional and global businesses, research institutions and government into an innovative public-private partnership to support the country’s booming aquaculture industry..

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Sustaining aquaculture development in Egypt and the Middle East through partnerships with US Soy Export Council

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