Important study from development agencies in Turkiye: The economic potential of the Black Sea was put on the table

Published 2024년 9월 23일

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A workshop, organized by development agencies with coastlines on the Black Sea, has been held to evaluate the region's fisheries. The workshop, which was managed by the North Anatolian Development Agency and held in Sinop, aimed to share up-to-date information on aquaculture and create a common agenda to enhance interaction with sector stakeholders. Serkan Genç, the Secretary General of the North Anatolian Development Agency, highlighted that the Black Sea contributes to 70-80% of Turkey's total marine product catch. The workshop also discussed the potential of the Black Sea in the aquaculture sector and the establishment of a Results-Oriented Program for the Development of Competitiveness in Basic Sectors and the Project for the Increase of Competitiveness in Basic Sectors in Sinop, supported by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey.

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The Black Sea Desk Fisheries Evaluation Workshop, which brings together development agencies that have coasts on the Black Sea in order to evaluate fisheries in the Black Sea, has started. Speaking at the workshop, North Anatolian Development Agency Secretary General Serkan Genç said, “70-80 percent of the total marine product catch is provided by the Black Sea.” The Black Sea Desk Fisheries Evaluation Workshop, which started in Sinop, will feature participation from the North Anatolian Development Agency, Western Black Sea Development Agency, İstanbul Development Agency, Eastern Black Sea Development Agency, Eastern Marmara Development Agency, Central Black Sea Development Agency, and Thrace Development Agency. It brought together the General Directorate of Development Agencies of the Ministry of Industry and Technology, İzmir Development Agency, Southern Aegean Development Agency, Fırat Development Agency, and Eastern Black Sea Regional Development Administration. The workshop, ...

Source: Iha