Gammarth – How to create unique methodologies and facilitate exchanges by increasing the economy and health and hygiene safety in the fisheries sector? An international training seminar, held in Gammarth, entitled “Innovation in the field of fisheries, aquaculture and organic products: the development of new procedures II” will give an answer. The seminar is part of the cross-border cooperation project funded by the European Union “BioVecQ” (Biotechnologie marine vecteur d’innovation & qualité), dedicated to businesses in the fish processing industry. The project, according to Chahed Youssef – Tunisia’s Minister for Fisheries, has helped strengthen exports for the sector, worth approximately €150 million, and which employs in Tunisia about 100.000 people. Project partners are the most representative institutions and research organizations of the fisheries sector in Tunisia and Sicily. (9Colonne)
