The Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2017 (APA 2017) – Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia July 24-27, 2017 Transforming for Market Needs The major podium for aquaculture international conference and exhibition in Malaysia.
Following the huge success of APA 16 in Indonesia, Asian Pacific Aquaculture2017 in Malaysia will be the next mega exceptional platform to learn and discuss about the latest developments aquaculture, newest technologies, see the rapidly expanding international aquaculture industry in Asia.
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The theme is ‘Transforming for Markets Needs’ APA17 will be hosted by Department of Fisheries (DOF), Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Based Industries, Malaysia. The conference and trade will be organised by the Asian Pacific Chapter-World Aquaculture Society, Malaysian Fisheries Society and University Putra, Malaysia.
It will be held on uly 24-27, 2016 at the Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. APA 2017 is an opportunity for global aquaculture stakeholders to see the expanding aquaculture industry, developments of new technologies, innovations and investments in Asia Pacific. The conference will comprise a plenary session with keynote speakers, special producer sessions, latest research, workshops, abstract, oral and poster presentations.
The Malaysian Fisheries Society will also organise a post conference farm tour. The three-day’s conferences program will have sessions on marine shrimp, freshwater fish culture, production systems, tilapia, marine finfish molluscs culture, risk management, aquafeeds and nutrition, development and planning, marketing and trade and many more.
Online abstract submission is encouraged at www.was.org and the deadline is January 5, 2017.
Alongside the conference program, there is also a large exhibition space featuring local and international companies presenting their latest products, services, instruments and equipment for aquaculture management and all aquaculture related information to encourage sustainable aquaculture practices within the industry.
APA 2017 is a great opportunity to explore, share your knowledge and meet potential business partners around the world as well as enjoy the touristic attractions in Malaysia.
Read more HERE.
Following the huge success of APA 16 in Indonesia, Asian Pacific Aquaculture2017 in Malaysia will be the next mega exceptional platform to learn and discuss about the latest developments aquaculture, newest technologies, see the rapidly expanding international aquaculture industry in Asia.
It will be held on uly 24-27, 2016 at the Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. APA 2017 is an opportunity for global aquaculture stakeholders to see the expanding aquaculture industry, developments of new technologies, innovations and investments in Asia Pacific. The conference will comprise a plenary session with keynote speakers, special producer sessions, latest research, workshops, abstract, oral and poster presentations.
The Malaysian Fisheries Society will also organise a post conference farm tour. The three-day’s conferences program will have sessions on marine shrimp, freshwater fish culture, production systems, tilapia, marine finfish molluscs culture, risk management, aquafeeds and nutrition, development and planning, marketing and trade and many more.
Online abstract submission is encouraged at www.was.org and the deadline is January 5, 2017.
Alongside the conference program, there is also a large exhibition space featuring local and international companies presenting their latest products, services, instruments and equipment for aquaculture management and all aquaculture related information to encourage sustainable aquaculture practices within the industry.
APA 2017 is a great opportunity to explore, share your knowledge and meet potential business partners around the world as well as enjoy the touristic attractions in Malaysia.
Read more HERE.
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