محمد شهاب- المزارع السمكية Mohamed Shihab -Aquacultures

Aquaculture to address youth employment issues in Africa -Editor/Mohamed Shihab

"This experience inspired me to establish my own farm, and I discovered that fish farming is not just viable but also a profitable business venture."

Improving tilapia cultures in Africa Editor/Mohamed Shihab

Tilapia is one of the fastest growing sources of animal protein in emerging markets,

Lessons from two decades of tilapia genetic improvement in Africa- Editor/Mohamed Shihab

.African aquaculture has increased in importance since 2000 due primarily to dwindling capture fisheries and its demonstrable success in Egypt

Ocean Acidification: COP27 Help African Communities at Risk -Editor/Mohamed Shihab

and all of these different environments may face different challenges related to ocean acidification in the coming years,” s

What Africa can learn from Egypt's and Brazil’s tilapia markets? Editor/Mohamed Shihab

the tilapia industry in Sub-Saharan Africa would require “the availability of quality but affordable feed and advanced genetics are crucial elements to success

Can “ecotechnologies” be economically viable alternatives to RAS in Africa? Editor/Mohamed shihab

Water management (quantity and quality) has a crucial effect on fish production

Tilapia markets in Sub-Saharan Africa -Editor/ Mohamed Shihab

Tilapia supplies from both capture and culture are not yet able to meet domestic demand in Sub-Saharan Africa.

African farmers struggle to compete with cheap Chinese tilapia Editor/Mohamed Shihab

in Ghana. Substantial amounts of foreign tilapia are available on the market, in spite of the 2014 ban on imports,

The Pan-African Fisheries and Aquaculture Policy Framework and Reform Strategy - Editor: Mohamed Shihab

To provide countries with the necessary framework and methodology, a “Pan-African Strategy on improvement of fisheries and aquaculture data collection, analyses and dissemination“ has been developed collaboratively by the NEPAD

'Sustainability barometer' to improve tilapia production in Africa

Experts of IRTA research institute of Catalonia have collaborated with the National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries of Egypt (NIOF) and the Senegalese Institute of Agricultural Research (ISRA) to improve

IMPROVED MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN TILAPIA FARMS AND HATCHERIES IN AFRICA. II. THE CURRENT SITUATION OF TILAPIA HATCHERIES AND FARMS IN EGYPT

Aquaculture Europe 2014 - Donostia–San Sebastián, Spain M. Essa* and A. Goda Aquaculture Division, National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, Egypt