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Over two million people in the Philippine fishing sector are facing economic pressures due to rising fuel prices linked to the ongoing war in Iran. This situation is exacerbating the challenges faced by coastal communities.
The government of Serang Regency in Indonesia has announced the continuation of a cooperation program with Yangjiang City in China, focusing on agricultural and fishery sectors. This collaboration aims to boost local economic growth.
Dato Adnan Hussein, the Director General of the Malaysian Fisheries Department, confirmed that the country's fish supplies will remain stable despite global crises. Current stocks are capable of supporting production for three months.
Saluki dogs are an integral part of Tunisia's rich heritage, playing a pivotal role in the lives of nomadic tribes. However, unregulated hybridization threatens the purity of this historic breed.
The coasts of Libya are witnessing a significant decline in shark populations, with endangered species being sold without any regulation. As economic pressures increase on fishermen, vulnerable species are heading towards extinction.
Border Guard forces in Yanbu have apprehended three citizens for violating maritime safety regulations by fishing without the necessary permits. This action is part of ongoing efforts to enhance maritime security and protect the marine environment.
The Matrouh Governorate has announced the temporary transfer of fishing boats as part of its efforts to improve the marine environment and ensure the safety of fishermen. This decision comes at a critical time as the governorate aims to enhance the fishing sector ahead of summer.
The University of Lambung Mangkurat (ULM) announced plans to harness the rich potential of the Hulo Sungai Utara (HSU) region in Indonesia by developing agriculture, fishing, and livestock sectors. This announcement was made during a press conference in Banjarmasin.