‘WORKSHOP ON SEAWEED FARMING AND PROCESSING INDUSTRY IN MAURITIUS AND RODRIGUES’

 

 
 



 
 
 
 It was an immense pleasure to be there for a very special project which was launched by both myself and my colleague Hon Von Mally in November 2011. For the first time seaweed farming in natural conditions has been successfully demonstrated in Mauritius and Rodrigues and I am given to understand that in some cases these studies regarding the processing of the seaweeds are showing promising results. The Government’s vision is to make of Mauritius, within the next ten years, a nation fully conscious of its immense potential as an Ocean State. This is a key channel through which we can advance economically to greater prosperity.  Today we are here to take stock of the progress made on the seaweed farming project and on the potential of a Seaweed processing industry in Mauritius and Rodrigues and you will agree with me that such a project fits in the context of the Ocean Economy. I welcome this effort towards innovation and a new local industry. This is a first step in a new field. I wish good luck and success to all the institutions involved in this exciting new endeavour.


“Visit at Bel Air Church, which housed the former Bel Air RCA School, where Mrs Siris taught and where Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam started his first schooling.”


 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
Visit at Bel Air Church, which housed the former Bel Air RCA School, where Mrs Siris taught and where Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam started his first schooling.”