Morocco: Paralysis in southern ports after stopping sardine fishing

Published 2024년 1월 4일

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Fishing for sardines in the southern regions has been halted for a 45-day biological rest period due to a significant decline in pelagic fish stocks. The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has issued several resolutions to regulate the biological rest period for pelagic fish in different regions, in an effort to protect fish wealth and allow for natural reproduction. The decision to adopt a biological rest period was made after the National Institute for Research in Marine Fisheries presented alarming data confirming the decline in pelagic fish stocks by 36 percent, leading to the necessity of urgent intervention and strict measures to prevent depletion.
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Tantan: Muhammad Soleimani The ports of the southern regions entered a state of emergency paralysis, following the decision to stop sardine fishing entering the biological rest phase for a period of 45 days, starting the day before yesterday, Monday. Based on the data, movement has slowed down in a number of fishing ports in the southern provinces, as sardine fishing vessels were lined up on the port quays, in order to take advantage of the pause in repair operations, while other vessels left towards the octopus trap, whose biological rest period was suspended starting on the 1st. This January. The adoption of a biological rest period for sardines came after, weeks ago, the National Institute for Research in Marine Fisheries presented, during a meeting in Rabat to sector professionals, shocking data regarding the state of the pelagic fishery, as research carried out by the institute confirmed a decline in pelagic fish stocks by 36 per cent. 100, which means the necessity of urgent ...

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