The president Prof Dr Maged el Kemary signed a mutual cooperation protocol with Stirling University in the United Kingdom to study the preventive behavior to improve and develop the production of Tilapia.

As well, el Kemary accompanied by the delegation do a survey for the Faculty of Fisheries, factory of packaging and manufacturing fishes, aquaculture basins and fish farming. Otherwise, they survey nanotechnology and photons labs and some other labs.

Prof David, the delegation head, points out that Egypt is the second in the world in aquaculture through signing mutual cooperation protocol between Kafrelsheikh University and Stirling University in the United Kingdom in cooperation with the international bank of fishes and the cooperative union for fishes to improve the health conditions of fishes, increase productivity and food safety to fill the food gab in Egypt and make Kafrelsheikh University the house of experience for fish farming in Egypt and the whole of Africa.

Otherwise, the delegation praises the research, scientific and structural possibilities and the president welcomes the constructive cooperation with all scientific and research institutions for cooperation in the field of fish farming technology at the Faculty of Fisheries as well as international experiences for staff members and training them on the latest scientific and technological methods in fish farming to cope with the modern scientific requirements.