The Borneo Post

Awang Tengah leads Sarawak delegation to visit fish cage farm in China

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KUCHING: Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hassan and his entourage from Sarawak visited a cage culture farm at Hianan in the People’s Republic of China.

The delegation was at Hainan Chenhai Aquatic Co Ltd to get a better insight on the operation of cage culture farming.

Awang Tengah, who is also the Minister of Industrial and Entreprene­ur Developmen­t and Second Minister of Urban Developmen­t and Natural Resources, and the delegates are on a five- day visit to China, according to Sarawak Timber Industry Corporatio­n (STIDC) via a press statement.

One of the objectives is for them to attend a ceremony on the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement ( MoA) for an aquacultur­e investment project in Sarawak.

Another is to meet potential investors from China.

“The visit aims to understand the operation of such farms as Sarawak has the potential to adopt the type of fish farming implemente­d in China,” the statement said.

The delegation is expected to depart for Wenchang today ( Sept 27) to visit another farming site, Hainan Dingda Aquacultur­e Co. Ltd.

Among those in the delegation are Assistant Minister of Entreprene­ur and SME Developmen­t and also Assistant Minister of E-Commerce Datuk Naroden Majais, Assistant Minister of Industries and Investment Malcolm Mussen Lamoh, permanent secretary to Ministry of Urban Developmen­t and Natural Resources Dr Wan Lizozman Wan Omar as well as STIDC acting general manager Hashim Bojet and Pusaka Capital Sdn Bhd COO Mohd Nor Topek Julaihi.

 ??  ?? Awang Tengah (fourth left, first row) and other members of the delegation at the fish farm.
Awang Tengah (fourth left, first row) and other members of the delegation at the fish farm.
 ??  ?? Awang Tengah (third right) and members of his entourage looking at workers’ activities at the fish farm.
Awang Tengah (third right) and members of his entourage looking at workers’ activities at the fish farm.

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