#fishery

Selasa , 03 Feb 2015, 19:45 WIB

Kadin: Marine human resources challenge for government

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Human resources in the marine and fisheries sector will pose a serious challenge for the government if nothing is done about it, according to the Indonesian...

Kamis , 29 Jan 2015, 22:00 WIB

Fishery production to reach 31 million tons by 2019

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- The government has set a target to achieve 31 million tons of fishery production in 2019, an increase of more than 100 percent as compared to the current yearly production."We are targeting 31.32 million tons of fishery production in the next five years, comprising 22.17 million tons of seaweed and 9.15 million tons of fish," Coordinating...

Rabu , 21 Jan 2015, 10:00 WIB

Fisheries export seen unrealistic

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- The fisheries export target of US$5.4...

Senin , 12 Jan 2015, 20:35 WIB

South Pesisir district to promote grouper cultivation

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, PAINAN -- The administration of South Pesisir district,...

Senin , 22 Dec 2014, 17:45 WIB

Minister: Aceh needs new airports to boost business in fishery

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, SIMEULEU -- Minister of Maritime and Fishery Affairs Susi...

Ahad , 21 Dec 2014, 13:53 WIB

Govt to consistently sink ships of fish poachers

Illegal fishing mainly occurs near South China Sea, Arafura Sea, Sulawesi Sea, and other sea borders in Indonesia. (illustration)

Sabtu , 20 Dec 2014, 23:54 WIB

Sea Security Agency claims the number of illegal fishing declining

A press conference shows pictures of some ships caught in the act involving in illegal fishing in Natuna, in November. (Illustration)

Jumat , 19 Dec 2014, 11:23 WIB

Govt ready to sink seven more illegal vessels

Two fishermen load the day's catch in Muara Baru, Jakarta. (file)

Rabu , 17 Dec 2014, 18:20 WIB

Minister Susi to wrap up policy on fishing

Selasa , 16 Dec 2014, 20:21 WIB

Jokowi asks minister to add more patrol ships to protect maritime reseources

Fishermen work in Banda Aceh. (illustration)

Senin , 15 Dec 2014, 17:04 WIB

Minister Susi urges fishermen not to depend on imported products

Some fishing vessels are seen in Muara Baru Port, Jakarta, on Friday.

Senin , 15 Dec 2014, 01:05 WIB

Fishing vessel less than 10 GT exempt from operation permit

Jumat , 12 Dec 2014, 21:13 WIB

Analist: Indonesia needs maritime laws

Minister of Maritime and Fishery Affairs Susi Pudjiastuti (center with red scarf) inspects an illegal fishing boat in Ambon, Maluku, on Thursday.

Jumat , 12 Dec 2014, 20:43 WIB

Minister Susi calls fisherment to protect Maluku waters

Minister of Maritime and Fishery Affairs Susi Pudjiastuti walks in bare foot during her visitin Ambon, Maluku, on Thursday.

Kamis , 11 Dec 2014, 19:00 WIB

Minister: Ambon most potential fishery area

Location of the Aru Islands among surrounding islands of eastern Indonesia (map)

Rabu , 10 Dec 2014, 23:22 WIB

Indonesian naval aircraft detects hundreds illegal fishers

Rabu , 10 Dec 2014, 00:27 WIB

Govt arrests 22 Chinese illegal vessels

A salt farmer in Cirebon, West Java (illustration)

Minister Susi challenges journalists to investigate salt import mafia

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Minister of Maritime and Fishery Affairs Susi Pudjiastuti challenged journalists to investigate mafia who imported salt to Indonesia. Pudjiastuti called the mafia as salt samurai. "Journalist must investigate who the samurai is," Pudjiastuti said on Monday, December 8. Ministry of Maritime and Fishery Affairs stated that Indonesia would no longer import salt. However, the move is hampered by...

Sabtu , 06 Dec 2014, 19:15 WIB

Expert: Govt must be consistent in sinking illegal vessel's policy

Sabtu , 06 Dec 2014, 14:28 WIB

Jokowi visits fish auction market in Gorontalo

Salt farmer in Pamekasan, East Java (illustration)

Jumat , 05 Dec 2014, 17:00 WIB

Minister Susi: No more importing salt

Minister of Maritime and Fishery Affairs Susi Pudjiastuti (file)

Jumat , 05 Dec 2014, 16:36 WIB

Minister: Policy to sink illegal vessels is not war against other countries

Jumat , 05 Dec 2014, 16:19 WIB

Jokowi orders to sink illegal vessels Saturday

Kamis , 04 Dec 2014, 18:47 WIB

Govt to sink three illegal ships this Saturday

One of Indonesian battle ships, KRI Todak 631 (file)

Kamis , 04 Dec 2014, 16:05 WIB

Navy: All battleships ready to sink foreign vessels involved in illegal fishing

Kadin plans to import 500 ships from China and Myanmar within the next five year. (Illustration)

Rabu , 03 Dec 2014, 15:52 WIB

Chamber of Commerce imports 500 ships from China and Myanmar

Rabu , 03 Dec 2014, 15:06 WIB

Govt uses fish detection technology to improve catch

Red tunas are unloaded from a fisherman ship at fish market in Muara Baru, North Jakarta. (illustration)

Rabu , 03 Dec 2014, 12:33 WIB

Indonesia seeks more opportunities on fishery export to Singapore

Indonesian Navy deploys its warship to monitor illegal fishing in Eastern Indonesia. (illustration)

Selasa , 02 Dec 2014, 17:02 WIB

Indonesian Navy says its radar can detect illegal fishing

Senin , 01 Dec 2014, 17:49 WIB

Navy ready to carry on duty to sink illegal ship entering indonesia waters

Indonesian fishery product including shrimp has a huge potential to enter international market. (illustration)

Jumat , 28 Nov 2014, 19:03 WIB

Govt to standardize Indonesia's fish products

Rabu , 26 Nov 2014, 01:10 WIB

Lawmaker criticizes on policy fighting illegal fishers

Fishermen work as a team to pull the fishnet. (illustration)

Ahad , 23 Nov 2014, 21:20 WIB

Govt prepares up to 100 fishermen's special cards as pilot project

A fisherman spills the day's catch in Tegal, Central Java, recently. Illegal fishing undermined Indonesian economy and cause a huge amount of financial loss.

Sabtu , 22 Nov 2014, 18:00 WIB

Minister: Stop illegal fishing to restore Indonesia's pride

The ministry provides some trainings to fishermen, including cultivating seaweed. (Illustration)

Govt anticipates negative impacts of vessels moratorium

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Ministry of Maritime and Fishery Affairs has prepare measures to prevent negative impacts after government's moratorium on large vessels takes effect. The moratorium, intended to restore marine resources and boost state revenue, may cause the crew losing their jobs. As a solution, government prepares several kinds of training for the ex-crew of foreign fishing vessels. The training...

Illegal fishing undermined Indonesian economy and cause a huge amount of financial loss.

Kamis , 20 Nov 2014, 00:21 WIB