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The Challenge of Transforming Aquaculture in Africa: Bridging from Theory to Practical Solutions

Year of publication 2024

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Pages 4

Author FAO/NFI

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Meeting

Synopsis (short abstract) The Special Day will inform particiapnts about activities, projects, initiatives and analytical work undertaken by different organizations and serve as a platform to foster dialogue among participants to facilitate brainstorming and experience sharing on challenges and strategies for enhancing investments in aquaculture in Africa.

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Meeting Session Number AFRAQ24

Meeting date November 19-22, 2024

Meeting location Hammamet, Tunisia

Language English

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