The Ministry of Fisheries has announced that it will work in various atolls over the weekend to expedite the compilation of the national fishermen's register. This initiative is in line with President Mohammed Muizzu's promise to enhance state support for fishermen.
According to Fisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam, the register is a key step in making fishermen more state-aware and facilitating the implementation of policies set by the President. The comprehensive national register aims to ensure that fishermen are recognized and supported by the state.
Teams from the Ministry of Fisheries will be deployed across different atolls this weekend to accelerate the registration process. Minister Shiyam highlighted that the completion of the fishermen's register will address the difficulties fishermen face in accessing bank facilities, thereby providing them with better financial support.
The Ministry is working closely with local councils and fishermen to ensure the successful compilation of the register. The initiative, launched in February this year, is expected to bring significant benefits to the fishing community by streamlining their interactions with state and financial institutions.
According to Fisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam, the register is a key step in making fishermen more state-aware and facilitating the implementation of policies set by the President. The comprehensive national register aims to ensure that fishermen are recognized and supported by the state.
Teams from the Ministry of Fisheries will be deployed across different atolls this weekend to accelerate the registration process. Minister Shiyam highlighted that the completion of the fishermen's register will address the difficulties fishermen face in accessing bank facilities, thereby providing them with better financial support.
The Ministry is working closely with local councils and fishermen to ensure the successful compilation of the register. The initiative, launched in February this year, is expected to bring significant benefits to the fishing community by streamlining their interactions with state and financial institutions.