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15.09.23
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Transforming Aquatic Food Systems (AFS) in Africa to develop and harness their potential requires joint efforts from a range of stakeholders. This is in order to ensure that they are part of the high-level agriculture transformation agenda to support their growth and meaningful contribution to the economy.
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