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IYAFA 2022 News

Sub-Sahara Africa is at Extreme Risk of Further Poverty and Poor Nutritional HealthSchool-age Boy Selling Fish in Elmina.           Photo: Allieu M. Shaw

Naoufel Haddad01/05/2022

By Allieu M. Shaw Africa is undoubtedly endowed with vast marine resources and mineral wealth sufficient to feed its people for many generations, yet many…

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International call expression of interest. Aquaculture. ATLAFCO. Dateline 20 May 2022

Naoufel Haddad15/04/2022
News West Africa

The new EU-Mauritania agreement: towards a sustainable management of small pelagics in West Africa?

Naoufel Haddad02/02/2022

At the end of July 2021, the European Commission concluded the negotiations for a new sustainable fisheries partnership agreement (SFPA) with Mauritania for a period of 6 years, tacitly renewable. On the same day, the protocol of this new agreement was signed. It entered into provisional application on 16 November 2021.

Aquaculture Blue growth Country News Southern Africa

Fish Farmers Urged to Improve Productivity, Contribute to Industry’ Growth this 2022

Naoufel Haddad07/01/2022

By Joyce Mukucha Zimbabwean fish farmers have been encouraged to work hard and yield positive results in terms of productivity and at the same time…

News Public policies Rubric West Africa

Liberia: Fisheries US$40m financing agreement passes into law

Naoufel Haddad28/12/2021

Monrovia – All is now set for the commencement of speedy growth within the Liberian Fisheries sector which has a huge potential to exponentially contribute to the economic growth of Liberia thus contributing hugely to the national budget in the tone of millions if properly managed could climb in the billions.

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International call expression of interest. Aquaculture. ATLAFCO. Dateline 20 May 2022

Naoufel Haddad15/04/2022
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