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Kerala government accelerates fisheries infrastructure push, minister says
Kerala's Fisheries Minister V.E. Abdul Gafoor has underscored the state government's commitment to expanding infrastructure development in the fishing sector. The minister made the statement while inaugurating completed works at two major fishing harbours in the state.
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Kerala's government is prioritizing infrastructure modernization in the fisheries sector as part of its broader development agenda, Fisheries Minister V.E. Abdul Gafoor said on Wednesday. Speaking at the inauguration of development projects at Puthiyappa and Koyilandy fishing harbours, Gafoor stressed the administration's dedication to enhancing amenities and operational capacity at key fishing hubs across the state.
The minister indicated that the government would maintain its focus on implementing welfare and development schemes designed to uplift the livelihoods of fisherfolk communities. The completion of infrastructure work at the two harbours represents ongoing efforts to modernize facilities and create better working conditions for fishers and related workers.
The upgradation initiatives are part of the state's broader strategy to strengthen its fisheries sector, which remains economically significant for Kerala's coastal communities. Officials said the completed projects would improve operational efficiency and contribute to enhanced productivity at the harbours.