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GRÓ FTP fellows 2024-25. First row from left: Ben Kiddue (Kenya), Augusto Magalhaes (Angola), Henry Allieu (Sierra Leone), Ivan Kaleo (Ghana), Hanbing Zhang (China), Korto Neufville (Liberia), Kelvin Mkvinda (Malawi), Kristina Setiani (Indonesia). Second row from left: Edna Arthus (Ghana), Funny Mkwiyo (Malawi), Wilson Kiyo (Solomon Islands), Kasun Dalpathadu (Sri Lanka), Mustapher Kalyango (Uganda), Frank Kabitina (Tanzania), Zhongxin Wu (China), Lemella Kunei (Papua New Guinea). Third row from left: Alice Gamisi (Kenya), Patricia Mulen (Cuba), Happiness Venant (Tanzania), Sudeepa Ranasinghe (Sri Lanka), Jamila Kalambo (Tanzania), Janet Mwangata (Kenya), Nelly Kerebi (Kenya).

Congratulations 2024-25 fellows

Today, 23 fellows graduated from the GRÓ Fisheries Training Programme, after completing a six-month training course, offered by the Icelandic government, as part of the country’s international development cooperation efforts.
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Graduation Wednesday 21st of May

A graduation ceremony for GRÓ Fisheries Training Programme’s 26th cohort of fellows will be held Wednesday 21st of May.
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Aquatic Resource fellows present results

Aquatic Resource Assessment and Monitoring fellows hosted by the Marine and Freshwater Research Institute will present their research findings Thursday May 15th.
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Quality Management fellows present results

Quality Management of Fish Handling and Processing fellows hosted by MATÍS will present their research findings Wednesday May 14th.
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