ASEAN-Indo-Pacific Cooperation is Led by Indonesia to Promote Sustainable Aquaculture Technology
ASEAN-Indo-Pacific Cooperation is Led by Indonesia to Promote Sustainable Aquaculture Technology Source kemlu.go.id Bali, Indonesia "The development of sustainable aquaculture is important as the main driver of meeting food needs, and to encourage national economic growth, in the future." This was stated via video message at the opening of the ASEAN-Australia Indo-Pacific Workshop on the Use of Technology for Sustainable Aquaculture at the Intercontinental Hotel Sanur (21–22/5), by Prof. Dr. Rudy Heriyanto Adi Nugroho, Secretary General of the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries. The Asia-Pacific region's aquaculture output increased from 64.1 million tonnes in 2008 to 126 million tonnes in 2021. This expansion demonstrates the critical role that aquaculture plays in the expansion of the local economy and the significance of using sustainable techniques to maintain it. Australia as the