Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana Calls for Abstracts – Submit Your Papers by July 30, 2025
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Aquaculture stakeholders are invited to submit high-quality abstracts for oral and poster presentations at Aquaculture Ghana 2025, with all papers due by July 30, 2025. The Chamber of Aquaculture Ghana announced the call as the conference aims to unite industry experts, share innovative ideas, and elevate Ghana’s aquaculture sector.
The Aquaculture Ghana 2025 Abstract Committee is urging participants to deliver submissions that meet high standards. Oral presenters will receive 15 minutes to deliver their presentations, followed by an additional 5 minutes for audience questions, with PowerPoint as the designated presentation tool. The committee also emphasizes the importance of poster presentations as a key component of the conference’s interactive sessions.
All abstracts must be submitted in English, the official language of the conference, ensuring accessibility for the diverse audience expected at the event. While an online abstract book will be made available, no printed version will be produced.
Participants should also note that the conference organizers are unable to subsidize travel or accommodation expenses. Presenters are required to cover these costs independently, highlighting the need for careful planning when considering participation.
This invitation underscores Aquaculture Ghana 2025’s commitment to fostering collaboration among aquaculture professionals and driving industry growth. Stakeholders are encouraged to seize this opportunity to contribute to a platform that promises to shape the future of aquaculture in Ghana.
Interested contributors should prepare their submissions promptly and ensure their abstracts meet the quality standards set by the committee. With the deadline fast approaching, now is the time for industry voices to be heard and for Ghana’s aquaculture sector to take a bold step into the future.
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