MIFCO CEO Ahmed Shamah Rasheed said the state-owned fisheries company will look to attract foreign investors and new businesses to add value to Maldives fisheries, speaking at the 18th INFOFISH World Tuna Conference and Exhibition (TUNA 2024) in Bangkok, Thailand. He said MIFCO is working with the administration to promote sustainable fisheries and aims to increase income from fishermen's catch.
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MIFCO CEO Ahmed Shamah Rasheed delivers a presentation at the 18th INFOFISH World Tuna Trade Conference and Exhibition in Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, 20 May 2024.
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MIFCO has always taken the initiative to explore and expand Maldives’ fish, and marine products, to more the wider global market, and welcomes international investors to invest in canneries, fish storage facilities and even carrier vessels
Under the special initiative of His Excellency the President, MIFCO is working with the administration to promote sustainable fisheries and to protect Maldives’ marine life
While at the pinnacle of quality, we continue to look at what needs to be done to reduce waste, as well as to research and invest in technology. Our seafood products are manufactured with internationally recognised certifications
MIFCO’s work can be strengthened by working closely with the fishermen. Our aim is to increase income from the fish caught by the fishermen and address challenges faced by the fishermen
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Rasheed said while addressing the 18th INFOFISH World Tuna Conference and Exhibition (TUNA 2024) in Bangkok, Thailand.
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