2024-07-08 20:16:05
On July 10, the “Salmon Summit 2024: Boosting Chilean salmon farming by 2050” will be held, which will bring together various economic and political experts to discuss salmon farming.
Just Seven days left so that more than 900 people meet at the Frutillar Lake Theatre, to participate in the first version of the “Salmon Summit 2024: Boosting Chilean salmon farming by 2050”an initiative that seeks to discuss issues such as economic developmenthe social welfare and the look towards the future of the productive sector with the large value chain behind it.
For it, One of the exhibitors will be the former president of the republic Eduardo Freiwho will address the challenges and opportunities for the coming years.
“The salmon industry has developed in an exceptional way over the last 30 years, being an international example and a benchmark of what is possible when a country makes the decisions and when it invests in the resources that can be developed in this area. That is why we have to think about the coming years. There are problems, there are difficulties, but I believe that salmon farming has to develop much more,” said the former president.
“The salmon industry has developed in an exceptional way over the last 30 years, being an international example and a benchmark of what is possible when a country makes the decisions and when it invests in the resources that can be developed in this area. That is why we have to think about the coming years. There are problems, there are difficulties, but I believe that salmon farming has to develop much more,” said the former president.
For its part, Former senator and current executive vice president of the Encuentros del Futuro Foundation, Guido Girardiwill present on environmental sustainability and indicated that “Chile has the most productive ocean on the planet. And, therefore, we have a chance to help humanity, in addition to generating development for us. That is what salmon farming is all about, for example.” And Chile has to improve salmon farming. Why? So that we can provide fatty acids, omega-3, and proteins to the entire world. And I also believe that the industry has to develop aquaculture of native species.”
The president of the CPC, Ricardo Mewes; the president of the National Evaluation and Productivity Commission, Raphael Bergoeing; the former executive president of Sistema B Chile, Josefa Monge; the director of Oceana Chile, Liesbeth van de Meer; the academic director of the Master’s degree in Public Policies at the University of Chile, Oscar Landerretche; the former minister and current director of companies, Vivianne Blanlot; the general secretary of Sofofa, Rodrigo Yanez; and the director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Aquaculture Research (Incar), Renato Quiñones.
“We are very pleased with the turnout of this first edition of the Salmon Summit, which seeks to turn ideas into public policy for our productive sector in the future, taking into account the visions of all those who have been part, in one way or another, of salmon farming. We look forward to seeing you all on July 10 at the Teatro del Lago,” said the president of SalmonChile, Arturo Clément.
It is worth noting that the event sponsors will be Biomar, Andes Integración Logística, CMPC, LATAM Cargo, BCI, Nachipa, Abbott, Veterquimica, Bioled, DSM, Benchmark Genetics, Keepex, Achs, AustralPack and Avka Group.