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Former maritime affairs and fisheries minister Susi Pudjiastuti wrote on her official Twitter account, @susipudjiastuti, that she disagreed with the plan, arguing that exporting mature lobsters was more beneficial than exporting larvae.
The Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry recently concluded a three-year fisheries innovation project to support fishing communities in Indonesia. The project was a public-private partnership, which included Inmarsat, a key player in global, mobile satellite communications, and the United Kingdom Space Agency.
Data from the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry recorded that Demak regency had lost around 550 hectares of coastal land in the past 15 years. Meanwhile, it only regained 179 ha through natural sedimentation.
