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November 24, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Bahrain companies to visit RP, eye investments in fish production

At least six Bahrain companies will be visiting the Philippines over the weekend, seeking business ventures in local mariculture parks, which are self-contained fishery production zones. These companies, which belong to the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce, will hold meetings with the Philippines’ Depart

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At least six Bahrain companies will be visiting the Philippines over the weekend, seeking business ventures in local mariculture parks, which are self-contained fishery production zones. These companies, which belong to the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce, will hold meetings with the Philippines’ Department of Agriculture (DA) officials, said Marriz Agbon, president of the Philippine Agricultural Development and Commercial Corp. (PADCC).

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