By Sarah Baafi
In a significant move to strengthen partnerships and advance the fisheries sector, the Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Hon. Emelia Arthur, recently paid a courtesy call on the Shama Traditional Council.
This visit marked an important step in her tenure as she formally introduced herself as the new Minister. The engagement highlighted her commitment to fostering collaborative relationships with key stakeholders in the region.
During her visit, Hon. Arthur reaffirmed the government’s commitment to developing fisheries and aquaculture in the Shama Constituency. She emphasised the importance of ensuring sustainable livelihoods for fisherfolk, who are crucial to the local economy and community. By focusing on sustainable practices, the government aims to not only preserve the environment but also support the long-term prosperity of fishing communities.
She also underscored the importance of advancing community-based projects. These initiatives are designed to empower local communities by providing them with the resources and support needed to manage their fisheries effectively.
By engaging with traditional authorities, she demonstrated her dedication to inclusive governance and development, recognising the vital role that local leaders play in shaping the future of the fisheries sector.
The engagement with the Shama Traditional Council marks a significant step towards achieving stronger partnerships for growth, sustainability, and progress in the fisheries sector.
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