The Government of Indonesia calls on all sectors to work together to achieve the target of a 250 per cent increase in shrimp exports by 2024

On November 25th The Indonesian Maritime Fisheries Authority (KKP) called on all relevant stakeholders to assist the government in achieving its vision of a 250 per cent increase in shrimp exports by 2024.
, Director-General of Aquaculture at KKKP, said that every stakeholder should work together to increase shrimp production and expand national aquaculture production in the future.
to achieve this goal, the government cannot "stand alone" and needs to work with local governments, as well as departments, including shrimp farmers' associations, research institutes and producers.
Slamet Soebjakto said that in order to achieve KKKP's vision goal, more farmed shrimp areas will be developed through cluster systems over the next five years without damaging the environment, while introducing the concept of mixed breeding to protect mangroves.
government's target of 1.2 million tonnes of farmed shrimp by 2024, with a production value of between Rs 30-90 trillion.
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