Private Can Build Port Fisheries

Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (MKP) Fadel Muhammad said, the private involvement in the development of fishing ports through public private partnership mechanism will not cause the burden of tariffs for small fishermen. Return on capital from private investment can be compensated with a special allocation fund (DAK), and it was consistent with the elimination of retribution fishing program. "So working with the private policies are not counterproductive to the fishermen and the elimination of user charges will not burden small fishermen," he told the SH after the National Coordination Meeting (Rakornas) Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (Ministry KP) the first day, Wednesday (17 / 2 ).

"So small fishermen will not be subject to tariffs as a burden or the impact of private sector development undertaken. Thus, DAK will be prepared in addition to the compensation levy is abolished. I am sure DAK enough," said MKP Earlier, when opening the National Coordination Meeting, Coordinating Minister Hatta Rajasa say, infrastructure development in marine and fisheries sector can not rely only on the state budget funds. For that, the private sector should be involved in it. "Currently, the budget from the state budget for infrastructure development in marine and fisheries sector is only 14.7 percent of GDP rest, we expect the private sector," said Hatta.

Meanwhile, Public Works Minister Djoko Kirmanto, asserted that private sector involvement for infrastructure development and marine fisheries sector is needed urgently is ini.Menurut Djoko, infrastructure development needs for economic growth expected over 6 percent in 2014 can be achieved. That, he continued, can not be financed by the state budget could only 20-30 per cent, the rest given to the private sector the opportunity to membangunnya.Pada equal opportunity, Head of Bappenas Alisjahbana Armida S said it will conduct feasibility studies of fishery port development project before it is offered to the parties private. The advantage of private sector involvement, he added, namely infrastructure development implemented properly. (Effatha Tambunan)

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