The 'GLOBEFISH' branch of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) participated in the European Maritime Day held in Naples and highlighted the necessity for active participation of the younger generation in global fisheries and aquaculture markets. This initiative is primarily an effort to enhance the skills of the new generation in seafood trade and market systems, and to make them economically self-reliant.
Fisheries and aquaculture have become a significant part of the current global economy. The FAO aims to establish youth power in the modernization of aquaculture alongside traditional fishing. It is expected that this will make market access easier and strengthen the international seafood supply chain.
Background: লিথুৱানিয়াৰ নতুন কৃষি আৰু খাদ্য নীতিৰ তথ্য ভাণ্ডাৰ মুকলি কৰিলে এফএঅ’ই
At the event in Naples, experts emphasized the innovative thinking of the younger generation to address the challenges of the fishing industry. Detailed discussions were held on how young entrepreneurs can capture their place in the global market, particularly through the use of technology and improved market management in aquaculture.
Through this initiative, the FAO wants to provide a platform for young people from different parts of the world to get involved in the fish trade. This will lead to the creation of new jobs in the fisheries sector and also improve rural economies. According to the organization, preparing the future generation for sustainable fisheries and aquaculture business is one of the most significant needs of the current time.