Aquacultureinsaudiarabia PDF

ADP/KAUST Workshop
3-4 March 2019 Jeddah-KSA
Aquaculture
in Saudi Arabia
Past, Present, and
Future
Philippos Papageorgiou
Technical Consultant
Aquaculture Directorate, Ministry of Environment,
Water & Agriculture
Saudi Aquaculture Society
Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ?
Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Past, Present, and Future 3-4 March 2019 Jeddah-KSA
Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia
Industry Milestones
‎1980‎ Est. of Al Balla Fresh Water Farm in Qasim (Maram)‎

‎1982‎ Est. of Al Balla Marine Aquaculture R&D Station in Al-Lith
Est. of Jeddah Fish Farming Center (JFRC)‎
‎1988 Est. of Red Sea Aquaculture Company in Al –Lith (Pilot Project) ‎
‎1996 Est of National Prawn Company in Al –Lith ‎
‎1998 ‎ 1st International Aquaculture Conference-Riyadh
‎2003 Launching of NPC by the late King Abdullah – Al Lith
‎2008 Est. of the Tabouk Fisheries Marine Fish Cage Project ‎
‎2012‎ Est of the Saudi Aquaculture Society (SAS)‎
‎2015‎ Official launching of the National Fisheries Development Program (NFDP)
2018 Launching of SAMAQ - national aquaculture quality certification label
‎2019 Official approval of the NFDP’s plan ‎

Industry Milestones
‎1980‎ Est. of Fresh Water Farm in Qasim (Maram)‎

Arabian Shrimp Co
‎1982‎ 2003 Jazzan
Est. of Al Balla Marine Aquaculture R&D Station in Al-Lith
Jazadco Aquaculture
Est. of Jeddah Fish Farming Center (JFRC)‎ Forum
Island Prawn Company
‎1988 Est. of Red Sea Aquaculture Company in Al –Lith (Pilot Project) ‎
RSACO
‎1996 Est of National Prawn Company in Al –Lith (Pilot Project)‎
2016 Yanbu
Saudi Coast Company
‎1998 ‎ 1st International Aquaculture Conference-Riyadh International
Saudi Fisheries Company Investment Forum
‎2003 Launching of NPC by the late King Abdullah – Al Lith on Aquaculture
Sharq Aquaculture
‎2008 Est. of the Tabouk Fisheries Marine Fish Cage Project ‎
‎2012‎ Est of the Saudi Aquaculture Society (SAS)‎
‎2015‎ TharawatFisheries
Official launching of the National Seas Development Program (NFDP)
2018 Launching of SAMAQ - national aquaculture quality certification label
‎2019 Official approval of the NFDP’s plan ‎

Current status - Infrastructure
Significant Investment in
Infrastructure & Know-How


State of the Art

technology

State of the Art

technology



Highly
environmentally
friendly and
sustainable
practices

Supporting industry
Infrastructure

Current status - Main Species Cultured
Mediterranean Seabream
Sparus aurata Red Sea Seabass
Lates calcarifer
Red Sea White shrimp

Litopenaeus vannamei
Tilapia
Oreochromis niloticus
Meagre
Argyrosomus regius

Current status - Production
From 2015 to 2018, total

aquaculture
production ‎increased by
200%, from around 25
thousand tons to almost
80.000,0
75 ‎thousand tons.
60.000,0
40.000,0
20.000,0
-
2015 2016 2017 2018
Shrimp Marine Fish Fresh water Fish

Current status - Exports

Current status - Safety & Quality Drivers
Bio-security program GAA / BAP certification SAMAQ labelling
• Strong bio-security • BAP certification mandatory • National Aquaculture

program based on for all Aquaculture facilities by product certification and
international standards, 2020 labeling scheme, based on
with ISO certified • KSA on track to be the first responsible Aquaculture
diagnostic labs country in the world to have practices
• SOP manual shared with national level BAP certification • SAMAQ certification to be
farms to ensure safety of • This ensures consistent safety used for the promotion of
operations and quality of products and KSA’s Aquaculture products
• Regular monitoring reduces disease risk for sector to the local and regional
(monthly) to ensure SOP is markets
being implemented

Safety & Quality Drivers
Biosecurity Surveillance & Control
KSA is operating a tight Aquaculture Biosecurity

control program. Internationally this presents a case
study as no other country is implementing such a
robust, state-controlled program.
The program is implemented by SAS (Saudi
Aquaculture Society), under the supervision of the
Aquaculture Department of MEWA.
SAS employs 25 highly trained staff for this program,
auditing and sampling operating aquaculture
projects on a monthly basis.
On average ~ 2,000 animals (fish & crustaceans
specimens) are collected per month from the
aquaculture projects, the adjacent environment, and
the market for analysis

GAA/BAP Benchmarking & Certification
Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) is an international, third-party certification system,

developed by the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA), that verifies environmentally
and socially responsible processes under which finfish, crustaceans and mussels are
produced.
The BAP product logo

is the fastest growing
independent
certification mark for
Seafood consumer
products

SAMAQ National Quality Certification & Label
A national product certification and labeling scheme, based on

international standards for responsible aquaculture practices,
Description: aiming at promoting KSA’s aquaculture products to the local
(and regional) markets.
Products: Selected (certified) KSA aquaculture products

(marine fish, shrimp, FW fish, caviar)
Scope:
Geogr. Coverage/ Market segments: Nationwide - Generic
(all potential KSA’s customers and consumers)
All national aquaculture products to be marketed with a specific

label indicating their origin and assuring of their local production,
Objective: freshness and product safety.
(The label will be complementary to the GAA/ BAP certification)
http://samaq-sa.com/

SAMAQ National Quality Certification & Label

A Pillar for National Growth & Progress
Improve
Dietary
habits
(health)
Promote Reduce
Social/Medical
fair trade security costs
(informed (hospital,
consumers) pensions etc)
Reduce
dependence Provide
alternative
on imports jobs & income
(trade balance)

PROTECTING OUR VITAL RESOURCES
We will continue to build safe and sufficient

strategic food reserves, to better guard against
emergencies.
Aquaculture will be promoted, as will
strategic partnerships with countries blessed
with natural resources such as fertile soil and
water reserves.


A Comprehensive Plan for Growth
• Favorable • Growing local

environmental market
and climatic and big export
conditions potential

emergencies.
• Government
• Investment
commitment
with natural resources such as fertile soil and opportunities
toreserves.
water grow the ready for
sector to its investors
full potential

KSA seafood consumption to grow at 8%

per year until 2030

emergencies.
water reserves.
Source: The National Program for Developing the Fisheries Sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (2016); Team analysis


per year until 2030

emergencies.
water reserves.


per year until 2030

emergencies.
water reserves.



ALL
national aquaculture
products marketed
under SAMAQ,
indicating their
local origin and
assuring of their
freshness and
product
safety

Past, Present, and Future
Extensive coastline (~ 2000 km)

Suitable depths ( 20-50 m)
Low wave heights (0.5 to 1 m)

Pristine waters and good water
circulation
Suitable water temperatures
Salinity levels suitable for a variety of species
Extensive coastline (~ 2000 km)

Suitable depths ( 20-50 m)
Low wave heights (0.5 to 1 m)

Pristine waters and good water
circulation
Suitable water temperatures
Salinity levels suitable for a variety of species
Low industrialization
Low urbanization
No waste water runoff

No river run off
No Red tides / No eutrofication



11
Local,
regional
& int'l
airports
10
seaports

Total financial support 2018-2030,

SAR 1.3 Billion



Understanding the market

Delivering according to market needs

Delivering according to market needs

Research & Development

Greater amberjack
Seriola dumerili
Mangrove red snapper ‎ Red Sea Seabass
Lutjanus argentimaculatus Lates calcarifer
‎
Mediterranean Seabream
Pompano Sparus aurata
Trachinotus blochii ‎
Sobaity Seabream Meagre

Sparidentex hasta European seabass Argyrosomus regius
‎ Dicentrarchus labrax
Commercially
Viable
Transfer
Adaptation
Development
Environmentally Operationally
Sustainable Responsible

Genetic
Background
Growth Rate Survival
B-FCR E-FCR
Environmental
Commercially
Condition
Viable
FCR
Technology
used
Overall Vaccines
Husbandry
Antipara
Feed Regime sites
Feed
ingredients

Genetic
Background
Growth Rate Survival
B-FCR E-FCR
Environmental
Condition
Nutrition FCR Disease

Technology
used
prevention
Overall Vaccines
Husbandry
Genetics
Feed Regime
Antipara
sites
Feed
ingredients

COST
Investm
Commercially ent
Viable
Juvenile cost Juvenile quality

Feed cost
FCR Feed quality Feed suitability
Competitive HR Quality
Labour cost
production GMP TQC
Overhead cost
cost
Marketing

Research & Development -Challenges
Typical Fish Feed

(Med. Marine Fish)
Fishmeal
Commercially Fish oil

Viable
Environmentally
Sustainable

Typical Fish Feed

(Med. Marine Fish)
Fishmeal
Fish oil
Rapeseed oil
Guar meal
Sunflower cake
Soybean meal

Typical Fish Feed

(Med. Marine Fish)
Fishmeal
Fish oil
Rapeseed oil
Guar meal
Sunflower cake
Soybean meal

Typical Fish Feed

(Med. Marine Fish)
Fishmeal
Fish oil
PAP’s
Blood meal
(non ruminating animals)
Seafood industry by-products
Algae
Environmentally
Sustainable
Insect meal


International
Platform of
Insects for
Food and
Feed


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ADP/KAUST Workshop

3-4 March 2019 Jeddah-KSA

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

‎1980‎ Est. of Al Balla Fresh Water Farm in Qasim (Maram)‎

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

‎1980‎ Est. of Fresh Water Farm in Qasim (Maram)‎

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

State of the Art

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

State of the Art

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Red Sea White shrimp

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

From 2015 to 2018, total

Shrimp Marine Fish Fresh water Fish

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Bio-security program GAA / BAP certification SAMAQ labelling

• Strong bio-security • BAP certification mandatory • National Aquaculture

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

KSA is operating a tight Aquaculture Biosecurity

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) is an international, third-party certification system,

The BAP product logo

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

A national product certification and labeling scheme, based on

Products: Selected (certified) KSA aquaculture products

All national aquaculture products to be marketed with a specific

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

PROTECTING OUR VITAL RESOURCES

We will continue to build safe and sufficient

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

• Favorable • Growing local

We will continue to build safe and sufficient

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

KSA seafood consumption to grow at 8%

We will continue to build safe and sufficient

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

KSA seafood consumption to grow at 8%

We will continue to build safe and sufficient

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

KSA seafood consumption to grow at 8%

We will continue to build safe and sufficient

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia

Extensive coastline (~ 2000 km)

Low wave heights (0.5 to 1 m)

Extensive coastline (~ 2000 km)

Low wave heights (0.5 to 1 m)

No waste water runoff

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop

Aquaculture in Saudi Arabia ADP/KAUST Workshop