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May 9–10, 2026: The College of Fisheries at Mindanao State University-Sulu spearheaded a two-day training workshop on Aquasilviculture and Eco-Tourism in Angilan, Omar, Sulu. This initiative is part of an ongoing project collaboration between MAFAR-Sulu and MSU-Sulu.

The team conducted technical sessions aimed at providing participants with essential knowledge regarding the principles, techniques, and management practices of aquasilviculture and eco-tourism. The participants included community beneficiaries and Eco-Tourism Guards who are members and officers of the Angilan Culture Association.

On the first day, two Resource Persons shared their technical expertise. Ma’am Fardia J. Abduhsad, RFP (OIC-Chief of the Fisheries Division at MAFAR-Sulu), discussed the "Principles and Practices of Mangrove Aquasilviculture," while Ma’am Sulirma Sabtula, RFP (OIC-Chief of the Fishery Resource Management Section at MAFAR-Sulu), presented on the "Effective Management of Eco-Tourism Destinations."

On the second day, additional experts shared their insights. Mr. Al-nasrif Kissae and Ms. Khadiza Imlan—both faculty members of the MSU-Sulu College of Fisheries holding Master of Science degrees in Aquaculture—led discussions on "Marine Biodiversity Conservation and Protected Area Delineation" and "Community Stewardship and Environmental Protection Laws."

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COF family is growing and this is testament of this administration hardwork and dedication in improving the life of Sulu fishing community through education.

May all of you learn to master to sail even how big waves hits you, row your paddle smoothly and we’ll navigate this current together.

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In terms of share in value, the major destinations of Philippine fish and fishery export products were: USA (27.06%), Japan (12.64%), China (10.57%), Netherlands (6.20%), Germany (6.17%), Spain (5.23%), United Kingdom (3.68%), Hong Kong (3.16%), Taiwan (2.46%), and Republic of Korea (2.17%). All other countries have a cumulative share of 20.64% (PFP, 2021).