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Meidan Sakadzhiev. Photo by the Bulgarian Agriculture Ministry
Meidan Sakadzhiev has been appointed as executive director of the Executive Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture within the Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Bulgaria.
The appointment of Sakadzhiev was made by the Bulgarian Minister of Agriculture and Foods Dimitar Grekov on Friday, announced the Bulgarian Agency for Fisheries and Agriculture.
Maiden Sakadzhiev has worked in the Agency for Fisheries and Aquaculture’s structures for 11 years as an expert in “Fishery Control”.
Sakadzhiev possesses a certificate for “Monitoring, control and surveillance on fisheries and aquacultures.”
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