Lattakia-Sana
The Public Authority for Fish Resources continues to work on the family fish farms project in accordance with the measures imposed by the campaign to tackle the Corona virus, bearing in mind that the authority produced fingerlings during the past year million and four hundred thousand fingerlings.
Dr. Abdul Latif Ali, Director General of the General Authority for Fish Wealth said in a statement to Lana that one million four hundred thousand fingerlings were produced, including one million carp fingerlings and four hundred thousand fingerlings combed to secure the need for dams and family farms, and the need for owners of licensed farms and dam investors in addition to the requirements of research experiences in the authority, explaining that Dams and water bodies were cultivated with a quantity of 357 thousand fingerlings, with a rate of 89 percent implementation of the plan, in addition to providing forty six thousand fingerlings to 292 farms, with a rate of 73 percent implementation.
Ali pointed out that the total revenues achieved by the authority during the past year from the sale of experimental products from comb and carp fish in each of the authority's research center at the mouth of the tooth and the 16th of October farm, the returns of investing the dams invested, investing a Syrian share of blue tuna fish and selling fingerlings to licensed breeders and dam investors. Three hundred twenty million five hundred and seventy two thousand Syrian pounds.
Ali pointed out that the process of cultivating dams and water dams lakes continues to secure fish for fishermen and the local community, in addition to providing technical support to farmers with fish farms, overcoming difficulties they face, training them in methods and methods of breeding and treating diseases, following up farm licenses and providing the necessary facilities to conduct licensing and technical supervision of these farms by Technicians located in the centers located in the governorates of the country.
He indicated that six approvals were granted to license a fish farm to establish a floating farm in the sea in Lattakia and an initial approval to grow a snail in Tartous and three initial approvals for the establishment of traditional farms “freshwater fish” to raise fish, one in Lattakia and two in Jableh. This year, initial approval was granted to a fish farm Traditional in Lattakia and some requests are addressed to educated brothers to obtain the required approvals to be granted a license.
Safaa Ali
