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NaFAA Engages DAMEN Shipyards On Strengthening Liberia’s Fisheries Infrastructure

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Monrovia, Liberia–The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) has held a strategic meeting with representatives of DAMEN Shipyards Gorinchem B.V. to explore potential areas of collaboration aimed at improving Liberia’s fisheries infrastructure.

In discussions with the DAMEN delegation, Hon. Augustine Manoballah, the Deputy Director General for Administration, representing the Acting Director General who is currently on an official visit in the region, highlighted the Government of Liberia’s priority to modernize the fisheries sector through financial and technical partnerships. He underscored the need for investment in critical infrastructure, including the construction of an industrial fishing port and two artisanal fishing ports in Maryland and Grand Kru Counties.

“Liberia’s fisheries sector is at a critical stage of transformation. We are seeking reliable partners who can support our vision of building modern fishing infrastructure that will improve livelihoods, enhance sustainability, and expand the country’s blue economy,” Hon. Manoballah stated.

Representing DAMEN, the company’s Regional Director for Africa, Mr. Vikaash Becham, reiterated DAMEN’s willingness to work with Liberia, stressing that their mission extends beyond shipbuilding to providing long-term solutions.

“At DAMEN, we do not only build ships — we set the future for our clients. We are eager to explore opportunities to contribute to the modernization of Liberia’s fisheries sector,” Mr. Becham said.

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