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Egypt, Tunisia announce cooperation plan for aquaculture, fishing

Egypt, which is home to the Middle East's largest integrated tilapia and shrimp farm, said it would be willing to help transfer its expertise in freshwater fish farming

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 21, 2019 09:44 GMT
The $90m integrated tilapia and shrimp farm in Egypt built by Guangdong Evergreen Group in collaboration with the Egyptian military.
The $90m integrated tilapia and shrimp farm in Egypt built by Guangdong Evergreen Group in collaboration with the Egyptian military. Credit: Guangdong Evergreen Group
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The governments of Egypt and Tunisia have announced a cooperation agreement to exchange expertise and develop and expand their respective fish farming and fishing industries, reports Ahram Online [...]

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