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Aquatic MEA conference; one more week to go!

The organisers of VIV MEA 2025 have officially announced the speaker line-up for the upcoming Aquatic Conference, set to take place on 24 November 2025 at 1:00 PM in Capital Suite 13 at the ADNEC Center, Abu Dhabi.

Co-organised by VIV Worldwide and International Aquafeed, and held under the interest of the UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, the Aquatic Conference will bring together international experts, innovators, and stakeholders in aquaculture to discuss the latest trends, technologies, and sustainable practices shaping the future of fish and shrimp production in the Middle East and beyond.

Register here for attendance

The one-day conference will feature three focused sessions: Hatchery Technologies & Breeding, Aqua-Tech & Aquaculture Engineering, and Sustainable Nutrition, Health & Disease Management.

Programme Overview

TimeSessionTopics
13:00-13:15Intro – Roger Gilbert + VIVKey aspects of fish hatcheries in the UAE
Session 1 Hatchery Technologies& Breeding
13:15-13:35Efstathios LampakisKey aspects of fish hatcheries in the UAE
13:35-13:55Asmaa El Nokrashy, Skretting
13:55-14:10Antonios Chalaris, Grupo NutecDelivering value to hatcheries: bridging the gap between live and dry feeds
Session 2 Aqua-Tech & Aquaculture Engineering
14:10-14:30Dr Gopa Kumar, Chief Executive Officer, Pristine Farm, Al Jaraf FisheriesRecirculated Aquaculture Systems – Its Prospects in the UAE and the Region
14:30-14:50Dr Manoj. M. SharmaMulti phase shrimp farming – A viable option for high saline area
14:50-15:10Dr. Ameena Al Tenaiji, Water-Food NexusIntegrating aquaculture into sustainable farming models: a practical case study in al khatim, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
15:10-15:30Coffee break
Session 3 Sustainable Nutrition and Health and Disease Management
15:30-15:50Nana Thorringer Technical Development Manager, Unibio A/SNext-generation aqua feed protein: bridging performance and regional food security
15:50-16:20Alexander van Halteren, AdisseoOptimizing Aquaculture Carbon Footprint with the help of Functional Additives
16:20-16:40Hay Kleuskens, Skretting
16:40-17:00Mohammed Dawood Sait, IMIAFishmeal – present and sustainable future efforts
17:00-17:20Prof. (Dr.) Dinesh KaippillyProspects of indoor shrimp culture under controlled climatic conditions
Q&A

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