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CURRICULUM VITAE

PERSONAL DETAILS

Name: Tesfom Melake ArayaAddress: Vgbro, Campus Park, Hammansvgen

11 Lgh 64, 826 62 Norrala,Sderhamn, Gvleborg, Sweden.Tel:+46722670732

E-mail: tesmel4@gmail.comNationality: EritreanDate of Birth: June 24, 1981Sex: MaleMarital Status: Married

QUALIFICATION

M.F.Sc Fisheries Economics

Minor Extension, Communication and Methods

Thesis Title: Growth, Performance and InstitutionalArrangements for Development of

Fisheries Sector in Eritrea

Name of Institution: Central Institute of Fisheries Education,Mumbai-India

Bachelor: Economics and FinanceMinor: Political ScienceThesis Title: The Impact of Agricultural Productivity

on Food Security

Name and type of organization: University of Asmara

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

2011-2013 M.F.Sc CIFE, Mumbai 1999-2003 B.A Degree University of Asmara 1994-1999 Tessenei Secondary School 1989-1993 ERA Elementary and Junior School

WORK EXPERIENCE

Date Position title Agency City/country

1. Aug 2004-March 2005 Office assistant Office of the President, Govt. ofEritrea

Asmara/Eritrea

2. May 2005-Aug 2005 Graduate assistant Eritrea Institute of Technology,Mai Nefhi

Mai Nefhi/Eritrea

3. Sep 2005-Jan 2006 Finance officer Ministry of Education, Govt. ofEritrea

Asmara/Eritrea

4. Feb 2006-Aug 2011 Graduate assistant College of Marine Science andTechnology

Massawa/Eritrea

5. Oct 2010- Mar 2011 Hotel manager Seghen International Hotel Massawa/Eritrea

6. Jan 2010-Jun 2011 High school teacher Saint Francis Secondary School Massawa/Eritrea

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SHORT COURSES

Date Title Institute City/country

1. 06 -22 June 2002 Agricultural Problemsin Africa: OperationsResearch as a Tool of

Analysis

University of Asmara (Prof. CasparSchweigman from GroningenUniversity, the Netherlands)

Asmara /Eritrea

2. 26 Jun-18 Aug 2010 Special Course onSocial and Politicaltraining

School of Social Science Nakfa/Eritrea

3. 15-20 Mar 2012 Researchers TrainingProgram SAS: An

Overview

Central Institute of FisheriesEducation

Mumbai/India

CONFERENCES ATTENDED

Date Title Organization City/county Activities

1. 19-23 Dec2011

Indian FisheriesForum

Central Marine FisheriesResearch Institute

ChennaiIndia

Participation

2. 18 Feb2012

Bay of Bengal LargeMarine EcosystemSocio-economic andgovernanceindicators

School of Social Science MumbaiIndia

Participation

3. 16-22 July2012

IIFET 2012Tanzania, VisiblePossibilities: TheEconomics ofSustainable Fisheries,Aquaculture andSeafoodTrade

The InternationalInstitute of FisheriesEconomics & Trade(Oregon StateUniversity, USA)And University of Dar esSalaam

Dar esSalaamTanzania

Presented a poster: Performancepotential and prospects of fisheriessector in Eritrea

4. 7-11 July2014

IIFET 2014AUSTRALIA:Towards EcosystemBased Managementof Fisheries:What Role CanEconomics Play?

The InternationalInstitute of FisheriesEconomics & Trade(Oregon StateUniversity, USA)And QueenslandUniversity ofTechnology, Brisbane,Australia.

BrisbaneAustralia

Presented one poster: Growth andperformance of Eritrean and Indianfish production, Presented twopapers:SWOT analysis and recommended

policies and strategies of Eritreanfisheries and Data mining multiplestakeholders responses to decliningSchizothora x fishery in the lakes ofKashmir, IndiaChaired one session: Management &Development:Small-scale Fisheries

WORKS OF PAPERS AND ARTICLES

1. Performance, Potential and Prospects of Fisheries Sector in Eritrea, IIFET 2012 Conference Proceedings,Tanzaniahttps://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/xmlui/handle/1957/32876

2. Issues facilitating full participation of family farmers in AIS , published in FAOWebsite:https://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-L FAO e-Conference June 4-July 1, 2012

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3. Family farms, applied research and sustainable development, But to go where? published in FAO

Website:https://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-L FAO e-Conference June 4-July 1, 2012

4. ITK // Agents working in rural areas, published in FAO Website:https://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-LFAO e-Conference June 4-July 1, 2012

5.

Farmers organizations // Anti-corruption procedures // TQM, published in FAO

Website:https://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-LFAO e-Conference June 4-July 1, 20126. Fisheries sector Eritrea published in FAO Website https://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-LFAO e-

Conference June 4-July 1, 2012

7. Radio as an integral part of the extension system published in FAO Website https://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-LFAO e-Conference June 4-July 1, 2012

8.

Gender issues in fisheries, and impacts on innovation published in FAO Websitehttps://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-LFAO e-Conference June 4-July 1, 2012

9. Berikh, sub-zone of Eritrea, Farmers case study, published in FAO Website https://listserv.fao.org/cgi-bin/wa?A0=AIS-LFAO e-Conference June 4-July 1, 2012

10.

Growth, Instability and Forecast of Marine Product Export from India, published in AgriculturalEconomics Research Review Vol. 26 (Conference Number) 2013, pp.194 http://jiw.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:aerr&volume=26&issue=conf&article=abs007

CURRENT OCCUPATION

Currently I am living in Soderhamn and waiting to start my SFI classes soon.

LANGUAGES

Language spoken written

Svenska SFI class SFI class

English Excellent ExcellentArabic Good GoodTigrigna Excellent Excellent

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