The economic potential of the Black Sea is being evaluated in Turkey

Published 2024년 9월 23일

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A workshop, organized by development agencies with coasts on the Black Sea, aimed at evaluating the aquatic products in the Black Sea. The two-day workshop, which started in Sinop, discussed the economic potential of the Black Sea and shared up-to-date information on the aquaculture sector. It also increased interaction with sector stakeholders and created a common agenda for the sustainable fishing and aquaculture sector in the Black Sea region. The North Anatolian Development Agency highlighted that the Black Sea provides 70-80 percent of Turkey's total marine product catch and that cage fishing off the coast of provinces like Sinop, Samsun, Ordu, Trabzon, Artvin, and provinces of the Aegean Region has reached a significant capacity.

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Important study by development agencies: The economic potential of the Black Sea was discussed KUZKA Secretary General Dr. Serkan Genç: "70-80 percent of the total marine product catch is provided by the Black Sea" SİNOP - The Black Sea Desk Fisheries Evaluation Workshop, where development agencies with coasts on the Black Sea came together in order to evaluate the aquatic products 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 be attended by 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, which have coasts on the Black Sea. The Ministry of ...

Source: Sondakika