The Ministry of Fisheries and Ocean Resources announced it is accepting applications for a fishermen's representative on the board of state-owned fisheries company MIFCO, after 100 percent of MIFCO's shares were transferred from STO to the government on 20 December. Applications, with an Island or City Council document confirming the candidate is currently a fisherman, must be submitted by 1:30 p.m. on 11 January.
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MIFCO, which was previously a subsidiary of State Trading Organization (STO), transferred 100 percent of its shares to the government on 20 December.
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Applications for MIFCO board membership should be submitted to the Ministry of Fisheries by 1:30 p.m. on 11 January.
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MIFCO, which was previously a subsidiary of State Trading Organization (STO), transferred 100 percent of its shares to the government on 20 December.
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The administration’s ‘Week 14’ roadmap, the first 100 days, or 14 weeks, of the government includes increasing the role of fishermen in running MIFCO.
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Those applying to be the fishermen’s representative should be a Maldivian citizen, an active fisherman, and be 18 years or older.
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