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Saudi Arabia’s fisheries, aquaculture production jumps 55.56% in 2023

Saudi Arabia’s fisheries, aquaculture production jumps 55.56% in 2023

  • Total catch from marine fisheries in the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf reached 74,700 tonnes
  • Kingdom annually exports 59,844 tonnes of fish and shrimp, totaling SR1.1 billion
By MOHAMMED AL-KINANI ·

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