Government of Solomon Islands
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The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources has officially launched its website after nearly a year of development.
The site contains information from all the different divisions inside the ministry and it surely is a one stop shop for those looking for information on fisheries in Solomon Islands.
The MFMR, with support from the Solomon ...
The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources is aware that illegal harvesting of beche-de-mer is taking place in some parts of the country and warns offenders they face prosecution if caught.
The deployment of FAD is going on well according to Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources Senior Fisheries Officer Lional Luda.
Tatamba Fisheries Centre in the Gao Bugotu Constituency, Isabel Province will be the first centre to use solar powered deep freezer and lightings funded by the Overseas Fisheries Cooperation Foundation of Japan.(OFCF) said the Ministry of Fisheries Deputy Director Provincial Mr Ben Buga.
The new reflector vests Hapi Fis Hapi Pipol enumerators received recently will make it easier for fish vendors to identify them said one of the enumerators Patrick Kekete.
The Purse Seiners are showing up in Honiara Harbour again after couple of months of absence for transhipment.
MFMR boarding officers will now sport a new look, communicating their official roles in protecting Solomon Islands fisheries.
More than 30 trainee Observers have starting a training programme.
A five-member ministerial delegation led by the Minister of Fisheries Hon John Maneniaru took in a brief educational tour of the FFA headquarters.
The Observer training Programme has entered its sixth week with 35 observers participating.
