Japan hosts conference on Pacific bluefin tuna stock management

게시됨 2024년 7월 15일

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A conference is underway with participation from 13 countries and regions, including Japan, the United States, South Korea, and Taiwan, to discuss the state of Pacific bluefin tuna stocks. These stocks have seen a decline due to overfishing but have begun to recover thanks to international efforts. Japan is advocating for an expansion of bluefin tuna fishing quotas in the western and central Pacific Ocean, proposing a 130% increase for large tuna and a 30% increase for smaller tuna. The final decision on these quotas remains uncertain as the conference continues, with concerns being voiced about such a significant increase.

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The conference began on Wednesday and will continue until next Tuesday. The meeting is attended by delegates from 13 countries and regions, such as Japan, the United States, South Korea and Taiwan. Pacific bluefin tuna stocks have declined significantly, mainly due to overfishing, but are now recovering as a result of international efforts. At the conference, Japan calls for an expansion of bluefin tuna fishing quotas in the western and central Pacific Ocean, including the waters around Japan. Japan proposes to increase the fishing quota for large bluefin tuna weighing 30 kilograms or more by 130%, and for tuna weighing less than 30 kilograms by 30%. Japanese Forestry, Fisheries and Agriculture Minister Sakamoto Tetsushi sent a video message to the conference saying that when stock management efforts bear fruit, they should ...

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