The Bolivarian Government held the 1st National Meeting of the Diploma in Fisheries and Aquaculture in Mochima

Published at: 26/02/2026 09:57 AM

The Bolivarian Government held, on the coast of Mochima, the 1st National Meeting of the Diploma in Fisheries and Aquaculture, a cutting-edge initiative dictated through the educational platform of the National Center for Fisheries and Aquaculture Research (CENIPA).

The event, which brought together 217 students, was attended by the National Coordinator of Fishing and Aquaculture Youth, Yurabi Ruiz, who led the debate on the new economic-productive model promoted by the Bolivarian Revolution.

During the activity, facilitators Martha Montes, Zaida Antoima and Carlos Fuentes led a feedback cycle, in which young people evaluated their progress in the introductory phase and demonstrated their skill in managing the CENIPA digital platform.

This technological component is vital for the democratization of technical knowledge in coastal communities at the national level.

In addition, orientation workshops were held for the four areas of specialization of the diploma course: Marine Aquaculture (Alexis Bellarín) Sustainable Fisheries (Katiana Cedeño) Fisheries and Aquaculture Value Chain (Ruth Vásquez) Continental Fisheries (Albany Castillo).

In this regard, the Minister of Popular Power for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Juan Carlos Loyo, stressed that this training deployment, which is replicated throughout the national territory, seeks to provide young people with scientific tools to optimize production.

For her part, the National Coordinator of Fishing Youth, Yurabi Ruiz, confirmed: “We are not just studying theory, we are organizing the young force that will transform production methods in our seas and rivers.”

The meeting closed with the students' commitment to multiply knowledge in their territories, reaffirming that education and production are the flags of Venezuelan youth.

Mazo News Team