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Addressing Global Nutrition | Hasanuddin University to Host the 3rd International Conference on Nutrition and Public Health (ICNPH)

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MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – MAKASSAR, INDONESIA – As the global community continues to grapple with complex health crises, the Department of Nutrition Science at the Faculty of Public Health, Hasanuddin University (UNHAS), has announced the return of its flagship event: The 3rd International Conference on Nutrition and Public Health (ICNPH 3). Scheduled to take place on April…

The Haitham Project: A Vision for Sustainable Urban Development in Oman

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MARITIMEPOSTS.com – The Haitham Project in Oman represents a major step towards enhancing the nation’s urban landscape while preserving its rich architectural heritage. Through significant urban development initiatives and cultural projects, Oman is working towards modernizing its infrastructure while ensuring that its cultural legacy remains intact. Sultan Haitham City: A Vision for Modern Living One…

Thirteen Requests from Minister Trenggono to Indonesia’s Marine and Fisheries NGOs

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Minister Trenggono did not merely talk about policy—he spoke about a new paradigm for managing Indonesia’s oceans: scientific, collaborative, and ecologically just. He urged NGOs to help explain the importance of these policies to fishing communities so that real-time monitoring systems can function effectively and gain broad acceptance. He also called on NGOs to strengthen…

The Sovereign Squeeze: Why Anambas is Winning the War on Poaching but Losing its Soul

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As the philosopher Saint Augustine once observed: “Di ketiadaan keadilan, apalah makna kedaulatan selain pencurian?” (In the absence of justice, what is sovereignty but theft?) For the people of Anambas, the next chapter of their history must be written with a focus on equity, ensuring that the wealth of the North Natuna Sea finally serves…

Codium sp.: The Green Seaweed with Nutritional and Environmental Benefits

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maritimeposts.com/ – Codium sp. is a genus of green seaweed belonging to the family Codiaceae. It is widely recognized for its unique, sponge-like appearance and is often referred to as “dead man’s fingers.” Found in marine environments worldwide, Codium sp. is gaining attention for its nutritional value, medicinal properties, and ecological significance. This article explores…

Special Coverage | Philippine Army Officers Experience the Richness of Makassarese Culture at ‘Balla Barakka ri Galesong’

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MARITIMEPOSTS.COM- A delegation from the Philippine Army—led by Colonel (Inf) Michael Glenn Manansala and comprising Major Eric Aprosta, Major Joel Dagdag, and Major Theresa Babiera—visited the cultural heritage site Balla Barakka ri Galesong in South Sulawesi. Facilitated by Indonesia’s 11th Infantry Brigade Badik Sakti, the Takalar District Military Command (Kodim), and the local government of…

From Gowa’s Roots to Polri’s Pinnacle: The Journey of Mohammad Fadil Imran

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From his roots in South Sulawesi to his position at the highest levels of the Indonesian National Police, Mohammad Fadil Imran’s journey embodies the values of service, discipline, and leadership. maritimeposts.com/ – Mohammad Fadil Imran, born on August 14, 1968, has built a remarkable career in the Indonesian National Police (Polri). His story is not…

Ecuador’s Pacific White Shrimp Industry: Strengths, Challenges, and the Path Forward

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Selective breeding for resistance to diseases such as EHP and EMS has already shown promising results, particularly in strains resistant to White Spot Syndrome Virus (WSSV). Continued progress in this area will be vital for long-term industry resilience. MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Ecuador is one of the original natural habitats of South American white shrimp and has…

Nobel Laureate Lecture at UNHAS: Chemistry for a Sustainable World

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Prof. Morten Peter Meldal is a Danish chemist and professor at the University of Copenhagen, where he also serves as Head of the Center for Evolutionary Biology. He was awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his pioneering contribution to the development of click chemistry, a revolutionary concept that has transformed how chemists build…

A Rare Encounter with Scientific Brilliance: Professor Morten Meldal at Universitas Hasanuddin

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MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – It was an honor to serve as a host for Professor Morten Meldal at the Nobel Laureate Lecture held at Universitas Hasanuddin. Professor Morten Meldal is a Danish professor of chemistry at the University of Copenhagen and a recipient of the 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, awarded for his independent discovery of click…

World’s Top Countries in Capture Fisheries: Leaders in Wild Fish Production

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For many coastal and riverine communities, capture fisheries are not only a source of protein, but also the backbone of livelihoods, cultural identity, and local economies. Over the last five years, global capture fisheries production has shown relative stability, with a small group of countries consistently accounting for a dominant share of total wild catch….

Bureaucratic Reform in the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries under Susi Pudjiastuti

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Bureaucratic reform within the Ministry is implemented through nine key programs: change management; regulatory reform; organizational restructuring and strengthening; business process improvement; human resource management reform; strengthening internal oversight; enhancing performance accountability; improving public service quality; and monitoring, evaluation, and reporting. MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Reform in the marine and fisheries sector requires full concentration and strong…

The Geopolitical Architect of Tidore: Sultan Nuku and the Maritime Consciousness of the Archipelago

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By Muliadi Saleh — Reflective Essayist and Architect of Awareness MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – In the eastern reaches of the archipelago, history once gave birth to a leader who read the ocean as a text of civilization. He was Sultan Nuku—a figure who transformed Tidore not merely into a center of power, but into a node of…

Makassar to Host the 46th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing (ACRS 2025)

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Harnessing Remote Sensing for Global Sustainability, Resilience, and Technology Innovation 27–31 October 2025 | Makassar, Indonesia MARITIMEPOSTS.COM – Makassar, Indonesia is proud to host the 46th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing (ACRS 2025) from October 27–31, 2025. Recognized as Asia’s premier remote sensing event, ACRS 2025 will convene an international community of scientists, researchers, industry…

World Mangrove Day 2025: A Race to Save Our Coasts

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World Mangrove Day 2025: Safeguarding Coastal Guardians for the Future MARITIMEPOSTS.COM- Every July 26, the world commemorates the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem, or World Mangrove Day. Established by UNESCO in 2015, the observance highlights the crucial role of mangroves in protecting coastlines, storing carbon, and supporting biodiversity. Although they occupy…

Net Zero Emission Efforts: Why They’re Crucial?

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MARITIMESPOSTS.COM -Net zero emissions refers to the balance between the greenhouse gases (GHGs) emitted into the atmosphere and those removed. Achieving net zero means that any remaining emissions are offset by actions like carbon capture, reforestation, or investment in renewable energy. The goal is to halt the accumulation of GHGs in the atmosphere to stabilize…

The Impact of the Sumatera Floods on Coral Reefs: An Ecological Analysis by Dr. Sadarun, Coral Expert from UHO Kendari

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Coral reefs require stable, high-salinity conditions. A sudden drop in salinity—especially in shallow, nearshore areas—can cause immediate physiological shock to coral polyps. Such rapid changes do not allow corals time to adapt, resulting in mass mortality across affected reef zones. MARITIMEPOSTS.COM- The massive flooding that struck Sumatera has drawn attention not only for its devastating…

A Leader Who Listens: The Quiet Strength of Purnomo Yusgiantoro

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Many people feel valued because their opinions are truly heard and seriously considered—whether in academic settings, policy formulation, or social and organizational activities. MARITIMEPOSTS.COM — Professor of the Faculty of Public Health at Hasanuddin University, Prof. Sukri Palutturi, SKM, M.Kes., MSc.PH, PhD, who also serves as Secretary of the Regional Board (DPD) of IKAL Lemhannas RI…

KKP Records Fish Exports Worth IDR 16.7 Trillion from January to Ahead of Eid 2026

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MARITIMEPOSTS.COM– The Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) reported that the value of fisheries exports from the beginning of the year up to the period leading to Eid reached USD 983,147,052.32, or approximately IDR 16.7 trillion. “Up to the temporary suspension of goods transportation on March 13, our system recorded that fish exports to…

This New Zealand Fungus Eats Plastic—and Finishes the Job in Just Weeks

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maritimeposts.com/ – In a breakthrough that could revolutionize how we tackle plastic waste, scientists in New Zealand have discovered a native fungus that can break down plastic in just 140 days—without needing heat, pressure, or industrial processing. The fungus, Daldinia concentrica—nicknamed “carbon antlers” for its striking layered growths—was already known for feeding on decaying wood….