‘Sustainable Fisheries for Sustainable Future’
To create an internationally competitive and sustainable sector and fishing industry characterised by resilient and commercially inclusive socioeconomic growth, providing food security.
The National Fisheries Authority of Papua New Guinea is a semi-commercial statutory authority established and operating under the Fisheries Management Act 1998 and related regulations.
Papua New Guinea fisheries is developed into a strong, broad-based, diversified and value-adding industry that is globally competitive; domestically inclusive and functioning as a robust and sustainable source of government revenue, food and livelihood for the people.
Papua New Guinea fisheries is developed into a strong, broad-based, diversified and value-adding industry that is globally competitive; domestically inclusive and functioning as a robust and sustainable source of government revenue, food and livelihood for the people.
The National Fisheries Authority of Papua New Guinea is a semi-commercial statutory authority established and operating under the Fisheries Management Act 1998 and related regulations.
To create an internationally competitive and sustainable sector and fishing industry characterised by resilient and commercially inclusive socioeconomic growth, providing food security.
To create an internationally competitive and sustainable sector and fishing industry characterised by resilient and commercially inclusive socioeconomic growth, providing food security.
The National Fisheries Authority of Papua New Guinea is a semi-commercial statutory authority established and operating under the Fisheries Management Act 1998 and related regulations.
Papua New Guinea fisheries is developed into a strong, broad-based, diversified and value-adding industry that is globally competitive; domestically inclusive and functioning as a robust and sustainable source of government revenue, food and livelihood for the people.
The National Fisheries Authority held a MoA presentation today with PNG Customs highlighting the importance of government agencies working together to better serve the people of Papua New Guinea.
Officiating in this important event were NFA Managing Director Justin Ilakini and PNG Customs Chief Commissioner David Tow
To create an internationally competitive and sustainable sector and fishing industry characterised by resilient and commercially inclusive socioeconomic growth, providing food security.
The National Fisheries Authority of Papua New Guinea is a semi-commercial statutory authority established and operating under the Fisheries Management Act 1998 and related regulations.
Papua New Guinea fisheries is developed into a strong, broad-based, diversified and value-adding industry that is globally competitive; domestically inclusive and functioning as a robust and sustainable source of government revenue, food and livelihood for the people.