Fishing Port and Terminal Management

Introduction

Fishing ports and terminals serve as vital nodes in the global seafood supply chain, facilitating the efficient movement of fish products from sea to market. In today's rapidly evolving fishing industry, the effective management of these ports is paramount for optimizing operations and ensuring

sustainability. This course offers a contemporary perspective on the principles, practices, and challenges inherent in managing modern fishing ports and terminals.

Course Objectives

Course Outline

Day 1: Navigating the Modern Fishing Industry

Day 2: Infrastructure Optimization and Digital Integration

Day 3: Operations Excellence in a Digital Ecosystem

Day 4: Ensuring Safety, Security, and Resilience

Day 5: Embracing Sustainability and Anticipating Future Trends

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