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Fish Processing to Move Towards 35 Percent Renewable Energy; Will Seek to ‘Add Value’ to Exports: Minister Shiyam
Fisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam said the administration will convert 35 percent of the energy used in fish processing to renewable sources within its five-year term, speaking at the 18th INFOFISH World Tuna Conference and Exhibition (TUNA 2024) in Bangkok. He said the government is building and upgrading processing factories across the country to add value to exports rather than exporting fresh fish only.
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Mon 20 MayFisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam spoke at the opening session of the 18th INFOFISH World Tuna Trade Conference and Exhibition.Bangkok, Thailandon Monday, 20 May 2024only Maldives RepublicFisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam speaks at the opening session of the 18th INFOFISH World Tuna Trade Conference and Exhibition in Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, 20 May 2024.
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The sea is the lifeblood of the Maldives. It is the lifeline of the people. It is also linked to the country's survival, life and culture. We have a huge responsibility for making fisheries sustainable
We want to ensure that instead of Maldives being just an exporter of fresh fish, that we add value to our products. The administration is prioritising infrastructure to increase exports to new markets and creating new employment opportunit…
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more than 100,000 tonnesskipjack tuna exported annuallyMaldives RepublicThe Maldives exports more than 100,000 tonnes of skipjack tuna annually, of which more than 60 percent is exported for processing; something the current administration aims to change, the Fisheries Minister said.
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more than 60 percentshare of skipjack tuna exports sent for processingMaldives RepublicThe Maldives exports more than 100,000 tonnes of skipjack tuna annually, of which more than 60 percent is exported for processing; something the current administration aims to change, the Fisheries Minister said.
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