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Governor calls for sustainable use of coastal, marine resources

KARACHI: Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi has called for greater coordination among the government, private sector, and other stakeholders to promote sustainable use of the province’s coastal and marine resources. He made these remarks during a meeting with Provincial Minister for Livestock and Fisheries, Muhammad Ali Malkani, at the Governor’s House, where participants discussed…

Governor calls for sustainable use of coastal, marine resources

Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi emphasized the need for greater collaboration among government entities, private enterprises, and other stakeholders to ensure the sustainable utilization of the region's coastal and marine resources. During a meeting with Provincial Minister for Livestock and Fisheries, Muhammad Ali Malkani, Hashmi outlined the vast potential offered by Sindh's extensive coastline and marine resources, which could be harnessed for fisheries, maritime trade, tourism, and various economic activities.

Hashmi highlighted that responsible management of marine resources, combined with modern technology, investment, and strategic planning, could drive economic growth while preserving the environment. He stressed that developing coastal sectors would not only create employment opportunities but also foster business prospects for local communities.

The discussion at the meeting covered potential investment avenues in coastal regions through public-private partnerships and strategies to promote aqua sports and coastal tourism without compromising resource sustainability. Malkani provided an update on existing initiatives and future plans for the fisheries sector, and both parties reviewed proposals related to marine-resource protection, fisheries development, coastal investment, and the promotion of the blue economy.

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