Plans to establish a new aquaculture venture in Bahrain that will produce species including rabbitfish have been given the go-ahead by the Emirate’s government.
The Ministers of Finance of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the State of Kuwait…
1200 | the publication reaches you by | Bahrain NewsDr Al Fateh highlighted that land will be allocated for the companies near the National Aquaculture Centre in Ras Hayyan, in the country’s Southern Governate, in a project that aims to enhance collaboration between the agency and private sector fish farmers.
“The agency will provide the private companies with fish fingerlings that are in high demand in the Bahraini market such as hamour, rabbitfish (Safi), and emperor fish,” he is reported to have said by Gulf Daily News.
He added:
“This agreement comes within the national food security strategy and in line with the government’s efforts to encourage the private sector investment in fish farming.
“Fish farming is a crucial sector that the government is relying on to ensure food security as marine products are a key food item in Bahrain.”
Back in March, six plots of land were identified as candidates to boost agricultural production and fish farming as part of efforts to ensure the country’s food security.
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