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The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture 2024 | Blue Transformation in Action
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – In a world rapidly approaching a population of 9 billion, nourishing everyone sustainably […]
Who Governs the Oceans? Mapping the World’s Most Influential Maritime Institutions
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – In a world increasingly shaped by global trade, marine resources, and geopolitical tensions […]
KKP Records Fishery Exports Worth Rp16.7 Trillion from January to Ahead of Eid 2026
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) reported that fishery export values […]
Makassar’s Waste-to-Energy Breakthrough: Turning 1,000 Tons of Trash into Power
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The city of Makassar is stepping into a new era of urban sustainability […]
Transforming Tradition into Added Value: 5 Key Lessons from the Rise of Women Fishers in Maluku
This article explores how the Coastal Fisheries Initiative (CFI) Indonesia—a collaboration between the Ministry of […]
Master’s Program in Health Administration and Policy (AKK) of FKM Unhas Strengthens Social Security Policy Competence through Visit to PERKESO Malaysia
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Students of the Master’s Program in Health Administration and Policy (AKK), Faculty of […]
Not Just Fishing in WPP 713: The Secret of Langkai Island on Its Path to Becoming the World’s Octopus Hub
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – On the western horizon of Makassar, across the vast Spermonde Archipelago—at the heart […]
Future Strategy of WPPNRI 715: Between Vast Potential and Regulatory Challenges
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The Fisheries Management Area of the Republic of Indonesia (WPPNRI) 715 represents a […]
The Blue Architect: How Indonesia is Modernizing the Ocean for the Global Stage
In a rare and bold move for a developing maritime nation, Indonesia is grounding its […]
Irma Sabriany: From Barrang Lompo Marine Station to Bintuni Energy Fields
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The Halalbihalal gathering held by the Marine Science Alumni Association (ISLA) of Hasanuddin […]
Opinion | Makassar Prepares to Enter a New Era: Turning Waste into Energy, Confronting Crisis with Technology
By: Ahmad Musawir (Head of Environmental Affairs, Badko HMI South Sulawesi) MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The Makassar […]
Mayor of Makassar Attends National Coordination Meeting to Accelerate Waste-to-Energy Project Implementation with Coordinating Minister for Food
During the forum, Munafri also emphasized the readiness of the Makassar City Government to support […]
The Geopolitical Architect of Tidore: Sultan Nuku and the Maritime Consciousness of the Archipelago
By Muliadi Saleh — Reflective Essayist and Architect of Awareness MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – In the eastern […]
Climate Change Literacy and Positive Journalism
MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The phenomenon of children going to school carrying mini fans, classrooms using electric […]
Selayar on a Budget: The Subsidy Changing Everything
By implementing a strategic subsidy program, the government has revived a flight connection that had […]
Opinion | The Strait of Hormuz and the Destiny of Position: A Geopolitical Lesson for Indonesia
Muliadi Saleh – A Reflective Essayist and Architect of Awareness MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – The name of […]
Amanna Gappa: The Lawgiver of the Seas from Sulawesi
He hailed from the Wajo Kingdom on Sulawesi’s eastern coast and later established himself in […]
Karaeng Pattingalloang: When Knowledge Ruled the Seas
Intellectually, he embodied a synthesis between local Bugis-Makassar traditions and global knowledge systems—an early example […]
Prof. Andi Akhmar on How Merantau Shapes Buginese and Makassarese Identity and Social Status
“Merantau is not just a journey, but a part of life that has been going […]
