The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs promotes the export volume of Indonesian fishery products Maluku by strengthening capacity development in the sector and facilitating the holding of a meeting between Japanese importers and investors with Maluku business actors on June 13.
“I will support the increase of tuna exports from Maluku to Japan,” stated Kiyoshi Kimura, general manager of Sushi Zanmai Japan, during the business meeting with one of Maluku’s fish exporters, PT. Fed up Samudera.
Sushi Zanmai offers to create a joint venture to strengthen fishing technology in Indonesia by sending fish harvesting vessels with a capacity of 19 to 300 tons. It is hoped that the vessel can help in more effective and efficient fish harvesting.
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“We are willing to accept Indonesian fishing workers for training,” Kimura added.
Robert Tjoanda, Director of PT. Harta Samudera hopes that technological support from Japan will further improve the quality and quantity of tuna catches, in order to expand market access. “We welcome this cooperation with Japan to optimize the vast Maluku,” stated Robert.
Sushi Zanmai offers to create a joint venture to strengthen fishing technology in Indonesia by sending fish harvesting vessels with a capacity of 19 to 300 tons
The business meeting between Sushi Zenmai and PT. Harta Samudra is part of the sustainable fishing programs organized by the participants of Lot 76 of the Mid-Career Diplomatic Training (Sesdilu). The Head of the Education and Training Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Mohammad K. Koba, emphasizes that Indonesian diplomats must understand the technical issues on the ground to protect economic diplomacy so that it remains afloat.
“The MAE is willing to ensure the materialization of the Sushi Zanmai trade agreement in Maluku to increase the volume of fish exports to the East Asian market,” added Ambassador Koba.
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