French Polynesia plans aquaculture deal with China

The French Polynesian president, Oscar Temaru, says he has signed an agreement with a Chinese company to set up a joint venture in aquaculture.

Temaru has revealed that talks have been held with the Taijin Jasmin Fund Management Corporation that he says is prepared to invest USD 100 million a year over 15 years to expand the fishing potential around Hao atoll.

He says the plan is for the new joint venture company to be established in Hong Kong.

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