Indonesia, Norway step up aquaculture cooperation
Indonesia and Norway will foster cooperation in sustainable aquaculture and fishery development and in fighting illegal fishing.
Illustrative photo. (Photo: tour-smart.co.uk)Indonesia and Norway will foster cooperation in sustainable aquaculture and fishery development and in fighting illegal fishing.
The agreement came during a meeting between Norwegian Minister of Fisheries Elisabeth Aspaker and Indonesian Minister of Marine and Fishery Affairs Susi Pudjiastuti during the latter’s visit to Norway from August 18-21.
The two ministers also determined measures to boost aquaculture trade and discussed a proposal to establish a bilateral consulting forum on aquaculture.
On the sidelines of the Indonesian minister’s visit, she delivered a speech at the conference to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries and Aquaculture.-VNA
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