Russia: Africa is interested in an expedition to study fish stocks off the mainland

Published 2024년 4월 8일

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Africa is set to collaborate with Russia on a significant scientific endeavor, the Great African Expedition, announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin for the latter half of 2024. This ambitious project aims to study fish and crustacean stocks along Africa's coast, spanning from Morocco to Angola and into the western Indian Ocean. It will see African scientists working alongside Russian experts, with a focus on strengthening Russia's fishing interests while ensuring all data collected is shared with African partners. Additionally, the article highlights efforts to address concerns over the declining sterlet population in the North, with plans to develop a whitefish reproduction program extending to 2040.
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Africa is interested in joint work with Russia to study fish and crustacean stocks off the coast of the continent. Russian President Vladimir Putin announced this at a meeting with the head of Rosrybolovstvo Ilya Shestakov. During the meeting, the head of the department told the president that Rosrybolovstvo is preparing to conduct a large expedition to study fish stocks in African countries; discussions are currently underway. He noted that the expedition itself will begin in the second half of 2024. “Yes, our friends asked for this. And they are interested in working together,” Putin said. Shestakov, in turn, noted that the Russian side is taking African scientists on board and will share with them all the data that will be obtained. The Great African Expedition will combine two expeditions, each lasting more than a goal. The research will cover waters from Morocco to Angola, as well as the western Indian Ocean off the coast of a number of countries. As Kirill Kolonchin, ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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