Oran, Algeria – The 10th annual Salon International de la Pêche et de l’Aquaculture (SIPA), the International Fisheries and Aquaculture Exhibition, concluded Sunday evening in Oran, marking a successful edition with significant participation and several key agreements signed.
This year’s SIPA, held in the coastal city of Oran, attracted approximately 20,000 visitors, demonstrating the growing interest and importance of the fisheries and aquaculture sectors in Algeria. The exhibition served as a platform for industry professionals, researchers, and policymakers to connect, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations.
Key highlights of SIPA 2025 included displays of the latest technologies in fishing and aquaculture, presentations on sustainable practices, and discussions on the challenges and opportunities facing the industry. Several agreements were signed during the event, signaling potential advancements and partnerships within the Algerian fisheries and aquaculture landscape. Details of these agreements are expected to be released in the coming days.
The exhibition underscores Algeria’s commitment to developing its maritime resources and promoting sustainable aquaculture practices. The government has identified the fisheries and aquaculture sectors as key areas for economic diversification and job creation. SIPA serves as a crucial event in achieving these goals, fostering innovation and attracting investment to the region.
The success of SIPA 2025 reflects the increasing dynamism of the Algerian fisheries and aquaculture industries and their potential to contribute significantly to the nation’s economy. Organizers have already begun planning for the next edition, anticipating even greater participation and impact.
