Breaking news: Nutriera attended the big China-ASEAN Maritime Program

On 15th December 2017, Nutriera received the response that the program of China-ASEAN Maritime Cooperation called “China-ASEAN Fishery Resources Conservation and Development” applied by people’s government of Guangdong province and undertaken together by Pearl River Fisheries Research Institute, South China Agriculture University, South China Normal University and Guangzhou Nutriera has been formally approved and would be launched in 2018.

China- ASEAN Maritime Cooperation was formally announced to be established in 2011. It aims to strengthen the local cooperation, solve difficulties which program implementation countries encounter, enhance communications and interactions with local residents, build good images of Chinese enterprises and promote the foreign strategic partnerships between China and ASEAN countries. As the 21st century “Maritime Silk Road” proposal was put forward, the cooperation was also given new historical mission. It would play a more important role in the building process of “China—ASEAN Maritime Partnership”. 

ASEAN countries have unique advantages in marine aquaculture.

This approval program is the second program of China—ASEAN Maritime Cooperation programs that Nutriera has taken part in. Before this, Nutriera has participated in another China—ASEAN Maritime Cooperation program called “China—ASEAN Marin Aquaculture Technologies Joint Research and Promotion Center”. This center is one of the first 17 China—ASEAN Maritime Cooperation programs put into practice. Since the construction of the center began, Nutriera has been bringing superiority of expert team into full play actively, developing research and promotion of culture technologies which are applicable has got significant progresses in the countries such as Myanmar, Vietnam and the Philippines.

Nutriera experts offer fishery technical guidance for ASEAN countries.

Nutriera has been paying much attention to international communications & cooperation and fulfilling the “One Belt One Road” policy by establishing close relationships with ASEAN countries like Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines and Malaysia since its establishment. Besides sending experts to station in these countries and regions, Nutriera has researched & developed local special fishery species and transform the R&D achievements into local application, which has helped these countries and regions improve their aquaculture technologies, decrease environment pollution and promote the healthy development of fishery ecology through cooperating with scale enterprises in these countries and regions. Nutriera expert team has been invited many times to attend ASEAN-related large scale seminars and made invited speeches. They had in-depth exchanges regarding cutting-edge technologies and shared the newest technical achievements.

Nutriera experts were invited to attend ASEAN seminars and made specific reports.

Nutriera will strictly abide the requirements of the program, actively research and develop fishery technologies and products which are applicable to program implementation countries and help these countries & regions develop fishery economy rapidly. 

Nutriera—let the world aquaculture hear the voice from China!