Indonesia’s Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries has highlighted the country’s ambition to develop into an international maritime hub and modernize its fisheries in 2017. Embassy of Denmark in Indonesia were happy to join Minister Ibu Susi Pudjiastuti and General Secretary Pak Rifky Hardijanto to discuss how Denmark can support Indonesia’s plan to mature infrastructure and facilities in fishery, marine surveillance and more.
“As Denmark positions itself as a pioneer in maritime technology, both nations can assist each other in utilizing the country’s maritime potential through environment-friendly innovation that also reduce marine debris,” writes the Danish Embassy on Facebook.
Source: Embassy of Denmark in Indonesia
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