The Indonesian Minister for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, Mr. Sakti Wahyu Trenggono, has put forth an enticing proposal to Turkey. He is urging the country to invest in Indonesia’s notably successful tuna farming sector. The call comes on the back of a recent visit to Turkey.
Indonesia’s flourishing seafood industry holds promising prospects for international investors, particularly in the realm of tuna farming. The invitation from the nation’s Fisheries Minister underscores the potential for fruitful business ventures in this vibrant sector.
For years, Indonesia has continually adopted stringent measures to sustainably manage and develop its tuna fisheries. The rapid growth in the country’s tuna farming business mirrors Indonesia’s commitment to maintaining the well-being of its marine ecosystem while reaping economic benefits.
Turkey, boasted with its strong economy and investment potential, could significantly contribute to Indonesia’s robust tuna farming sector. By stepping up investment cooperation, both countries can synergize their relative strengths and competencies to create an empowering business environment.
Since his appointment, Minister Trenggono has been enthusiastically promoting Indonesia’s tuna farming business to international stakeholders. The proactive approach aims to further bolster the sector’s prominence and competitiveness on the global stage.
To help potential investors navigate Indonesia’s tuna farming landscape, the Fisheries Ministry provides comprehensive information and guidance. It is armed with experienced industry professionals and is ready to assist investors in exploring profitable business opportunities and overcoming possible challenges.
Reference: Indonesia Invites Turkish Investors to Develop Bluefin Farming in the Country
