Jamaica and Japan collaborate on building marine research vessel

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

Economist hails focus on post-hurricane Melissa reconstruction in Prime Ministers’ budget debate presentation as a good move

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

WMW and community and youth empowerment organizations stage protest against gender-based violence

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

Portland health authorities urge stakeholders to remain vigilant in fight against leptospirosis

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

Department of Correctional Services to launch new programme to treat sex offenders in the next fiscal year

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

Noel Maitland sentenced to life imprisonment for Donnalee Donaldson’s murder; her relatives express satisfaction with time given

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

JUST IN: Constable Noel Maitland sentenced to life imprisonment for murder of girlfriend 24-year-old Donna-Lee Donaldson

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

Noel Maitland’s attorney urges presiding judge Leighton Pusey to consider possibility of rehabilitation during today’s sentencing

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

INDECOM probing 3 separate fatal shootings in St. James, St. Catherine and Kingston

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More

Gas prices continue to increase amid global market response to Middle East conflict

Jamaica and Japan are collaborating on building a marine research vessel to conduct studies on fish stock in the region.   

Minister of Fisheries Floyd Green explained that for years the government sought to get an existing research ship, but was unsuccessful due to high demand.  

The minister said with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency, Jamaica will build its own ship.  

The vessel will cost about 1.2 billion dollars. 

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer of the National Fisheries Authority, Dr Gavin Bellamy, said the vessel will enhance the agency’s ability to safeguard Jamaica’s marine environment. 

Both men were speaking at the recent handing over ceremony of fishing boats and engines to fishers at Pagee Fishing Beach in Port Maria, St. Mary. 

Read More