Seeking more investment in rich fishing waters and port logistics

Spanning 1,500 kilometers in total, the final stretch of Namibia's breathtaking coastline was made a protected area in 2010, with Skeleton Coast National Park now covering an area of 16,000 square kilometers.

Off the coast, the country's strategic location on the Benguela current - whose mixture of warm and cold currents provides ideal conditions for fish, seabirds and marine mammals to thrive - means it is home to some of the most abundant supplies of fish in the world.