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View all search resultsThe Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry, in cooperation with Indonesia Fisheries Public Company, is set to revitalize Muara Baru fishing harbor in North Jakarta
he Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry, in cooperation with Indonesia Fisheries Public Company, is set to revitalize Muara Baru fishing harbor in North Jakarta.
Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti said on Wednesday that the ministry was now preparing the plan in order to modernize the harbor.
“It will have a new name, the National Fisheries Center of Muara Baru. The vendors will have uniforms and the space will be tidy,” he said, as quoted by tribunnews.com.
Susi explained that the center would have two floors situated on a 100-hectare site owned by the ministry and Perindo.
“The building will be equipped with a trading center, culinary center, cold storage and fish auction house,” she said.
Susi added that the ministry would also provide an online trading system to increase its competitiveness.
The minister said she expected the center to be completed in three years while the auction house would be completed by the end of this year.
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