Maldives, Japan look to strengthen ties in fisheries and agriculture

The Maldives and Japan have held strategic dialogues to strengthen bilateral ties in fisheries and agriculture. Maldivian Ambassador to Japan, Ahmed Mahloof, met with Japan's Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Norikazu Suzuki. Ambassador Mahloof highlighted Japan's long-standing support for the Maldivian fisheries sector, including technical cooperation and capacity building, noting that Japanese fisheries experts were dispatched to the Maldives even before diplomatic relations were established. The discussions focused on further strengthening cooperation as the two nations approach the 60th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties next year.

The Maldives and Japan have held strategic dialogues to strengthen bilateral ties in fisheries and agriculture. Maldivian Ambassador to Japan, Ahmed Mahloof, met with Japan's Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Norikazu Suzuki. Ambassador Mahloof highlighted Japan's long-standing support for the Maldivian fisheries sector, including technical cooperation and capacity building, noting that Japanese fisheries experts were dispatched to the Maldives even before diplomatic relations were established. The discussions focused on further strengthening cooperation as the two nations approach the 60th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties next year.

The Maldives and Japan have held strategic dialogues to strengthen bilateral ties in fisheries and agriculture. Maldivian Ambassador to Japan, Ahmed Mahloof, met with Japan's Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Norikazu Suzuki. Ambassador Mahloof highlighted Japan's long-standing support for the Maldivian fisheries sector, including technical cooperation and capacity building, noting that Japanese fisheries experts were dispatched to the Maldives even before diplomatic relations were established. The discussions focused on further strengthening cooperation as the two nations approach the 60th anniversary of establishing diplomatic ties next year.

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