There is a need to expand Korea-China joint marine seed stocking events

Published 2024년 6월 24일

Tridge summary

Fisheries officials from Korea and China have held a release event to create fisheries resources in the West Sea, releasing approximately 3.26 million sea bream and blue crabs. The two countries have decided to exchange genetic information of released fry seeds to develop a scientific and systematic resource management plan. Despite ongoing efforts to combat illegal fishing, the number of Chinese fishing boats operating in the West Sea border area and exclusive economic zone remains high. The article suggests expanding the joint seed release project to include fishermen from both countries and urging the Chinese government to promote the importance of marine resources to its people. The article also discusses the potential of technological exchange in seed production between Korea and China and the need for stronger regulations against illegal fishing.

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Original content

On the 9th, fisheries officials from Korea and China held a release event to create fisheries resources in the West Sea. This event, which was held for the fifth time this year, attracted attention with the attendance of a large number of officials from China, including the Fisheries and Fisheries Management Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, the National Institute of Fisheries Science, and Yantai City, Shandong Province. Approximately 3.26 million sea bream and blue crabs, including sea bream and blue crabs, which live throughout the West Sea and have high economic value, were released as the people of both countries preferred them. In particular, starting this year, the two countries decided to go beyond simply releasing fry and discuss ways to exchange genetic information of released fry seeds to prepare a scientific and systematic resource management plan. The fry release event, which was first agreed upon at the 17th Korea-China Fisheries Joint Committee ...

Source: Fisheco