Jordanian Investors Buys Gorontalo Tuna

Jordanian investor Iyad Al Shorafa expressed his interest in purchasing class C tuna from Gorontalo, at the amount of 25 tons per day.

Al Shorafa is a member of the Middle East trade delegation participating in the Indonesian international trade promotional program, which was initiated by the Foreign Affairs Ministry as a part of the 2016 Trade Expo Indonesia.

Budianto Sidiki, Chief of Gorontalo Regional Development Planning Agency (Bappeda) explained that Al Shorafa is ready to work together with the Gorontalo fishermen union, and to construct a tuna processing factory specifically for export purposes.

“Production capacity of Gorontalo fishermen for class C fresh tuna is around five tons each day,” Sidiki said.

To meet the importer demands, the Gorontalo local government will cooperate with city and regency officials in the region.

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