MSU-GenSan Joins ASEAN-FEN, Expanding Its Global Impact in Fisheries Education

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MSU-GenSan Joins ASEAN-FEN, Expanding Its Global Impact in Fisheries Education

Mindanao State University – General Santos proudly joins the ASEAN Fisheries Education Network (ASEAN-FEN) as an Associate Member. This recognition marks a significant step in strengthening the University’s role in advancing fisheries education and regional collaboration across Southeast Asia.

This milestone reflects MSU-GenSan’s continued commitment to academic excellence and global engagement, particularly in fields that contribute to sustainable development and food security.
Congratulations to the MSU community!

This achievement is a testament to the dedication and collective efforts of our administrators, faculty, staff, and students in expanding the University’s reach and impact beyond borders.

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