Al-Zira'a initiates African ambassador training in aquaculture

The Egyptian Agricultural Research Center has implemented a training program aimed at developing aquaculture farms in Africa to enhance food security across the continent. The program lasts for two months. It involves the participation of 10 trainees from seven African countries: Somalia, Benin, Tanzania, Togo, Rwanda, Guinea Conakry, and Nigeria. The training includes practical sessions and field visits to modern fish farms and aquaculture projects. The program seeks to transfer Egyptian expertise in managing and developing aquaculture farms, as well as to strengthen the technical and scientific capabilities of the participants. This is carried out in collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Egyptian Agency for Partnership for Development. The training features feasibility studies for fishery projects and the use of modern aquaculture techniques, with the goal of improving productivity and supporting food security in African nations.

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