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Scientists at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia have devised a new method of producing microalgae in industrial volumes, which they say could help the country reduce its reliance on imported animal feed products.

The third edition of the Saudi International Marine Exhibition (SIMEC), which concluded yesterday, attracted more than 15,000 visitors and led to the signing of nine major aquaculture agreements.

The venture will include a hatchery expected to be largest in the MENA region by 2024

The third edition of the Saudi International Marine Exhibition (SIMEC) will kick off on Sunday at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Center, SPA said on Sunday. Thirty-five countries, more than 120 companies and around 3000 businessmen from the Kingdom and outside are participating in the three-day event, which is organized by the National Livestock and Fisheries Development Program.

Saudi Arabia is set to host its largest ever exhibition related to sustainable seafood production on 4-6 February, with over 12,000 visitors due to attend.

DAMMAM: More than 100 companies from 35 countries descended on the Dhahran Expo for an under-the-sea experience during the International Conference and Exhibition of Algae from June 4-6. The event, organized in conjunction with the International Fisheries Exhibition — known as SIMEC — played host to 16 workshops in a dedicated interactive space where seafood was offered to

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KAUST, MEWA host aquaculture forum; 2 MoUs signed to promote research

Saudi Arabia has greatly increased its aquaculture output in the last few years, and now the country is working to help expand markets for its new products

RIYADH: Saudi industry chiefs on Sunday signed a deal to set up an Animal Protein city in the Jazan region as part of an ambitious project to support the Kingdom’s food sector. The memorandum of understanding was agreed between officials of the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu and the National Livestock and Fisheries Development Program.