FAO, PBIT, Fisheries Dept to address aquaculture issues
LAHORE : In a collaborative effort, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Punjab Board of Investment and Trade (PBIT) and the Fisheries Department Punjab orchestrated an insightful "Aqua Business Promotion Symposium" at a local hotel on Thursday.
This important symposium brought together key stakeholders to address pivotal aspects concerning the aquaculture industry. The symposium served as a platform for discussing crucial areas, emphasising advisory policy to offer strategic guidance for individuals and entities engaged in aqua-related enterprises. Additionally, it delved into the realm of investment, dissecting opportunities and strategies aimed at attracting investments into the aquaculture sector, fostering its growth and sustainability. Secretary ICI&SDD Ehsan Bhutta deliveredemphasised the importance of the aquaculture sector socio-economic landscape.
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