What does salmon farming have to do with the MAP- Ministerio Agricultura e Pescas? You might be surprised. Right here in Dili, the MAP- Ministerio Agricultura e Pescas played a key role in a pioneering project. In 2023, they invited the President of Timor-Leste himself to witness a unique event: the second harvest of locally farmed salmon. This initiative, spearheaded by the company Meti Murak Lda., showcased the potential for sustainable aquaculture in Timor-Leste. The MAP- Ministerio Agricultura e Pescas, recognizing the importance of boosting local food production and reducing reliance on imports, threw its support behind the project. The event wasn’t just about showcasing delicious fish. It highlighted the MAP- Ministerio Agricultura e Pescas’ commitment to supporting innovative initiatives that address food security and economic growth. It demonstrated the potential for Timor-Leste to become a player in the global seafood market. The MAP- Ministerio Agricultura e Pescas continues to champion similar projects. They aim to empower local communities and ensure a brighter future for Timor-Leste’s agricultural landscape.
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