Israeli Innovation & Technology

WATCH: Israel leads the way in bringing fish farming to impoverished nations

Igal Magen, Chief Technology Officer of the Israeli company BioFishency, explains his company’s leading role in making aquaculture feasible and efficient for developing nations lacking sufficient water resources.

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