Southern Zone Support (Malaysia): Malaysia’s Department of Fisheries has earmarked over RM3.32 million for fisheries entrepreneurs, aquaculture farmers and fishing communities, including RM2.956 million for 89 aquaculture operators in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan and Johor to grow catfish, tilapia and prawns. Sustainable Tech & Policy (Indonesia–Norway): Indonesia and Norway agreed to deepen cooperation on marine aquaculture, focusing on sustainable fisheries technology and better management, alongside energy-transition collaboration. Food Security Push (Oman): Al Wusta Governorate is investing OMR857 million by end-2026, including new aquaculture deals for shrimp and sea cucumbers. Shellfish Safety (South Africa): South Africa lifted the ban on Saldanha Bay mussels and oysters after Paralytic Shellfish Toxin levels fell below legal limits; harvesting and sales can resume with monitoring. Feed & Market Signals: A USSEC event highlighted how high-quality sustainable feed ingredients can boost aquaculture performance, while a separate report flags fishmeal’s marine ecosystem trade-offs as aquaculture remains its biggest buyer. Aquaculture Consolidation (Greece): Cooke’s Greek expansion continues, with industry leaders urging regulators to deliver more predictable rules to attract investment. Risk Watch (Global): Scientists warn that stalled shipping can spread invasive species via biofouling, adding another pressure point for coastal aquaculture and fisheries.