Indonesia: Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries emphasizes the importance of socio-economic aspects in sustainable tuna management in the Indian Ocean

Published Oct 29, 2024

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The Indonesian government, represented by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, emphasized the importance of socio-economic factors in sustainable tuna management in the Indian Ocean at the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) Working Party on Social Economy meeting. The government highlighted that these factors should align with the criteria for tuna quota allocation. Indonesia also proposed collaborating with coastal countries through the Coastal State Alliance to ensure their interests are represented. The meeting saw the election of Dr. Umi Muawanah from the National Research and Innovation Agency as Chair of the working group, tasked with accelerating the completion of the draft of the seven IOTC allocation criteria.
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Through various interventions at the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) Working Party on Social Economy meeting, the Indonesian government through the Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) emphasized the importance of socio-economic factors in sustainable tuna management in the Indian Ocean. ADVERTISEMENT Acting. Expert Staff of the Minister for Community and Inter-Institutional Affairs Trian Yunanda, who is the head of the Indonesian delegation, said that at the meeting Indonesia emphasized that socio-economic aspects can be in line with the principles of the criteria for determining the allocation of tuna quotas and similar species in the Indian Ocean which are currently still in the process of being finalized. Also Read: IDX Temporarily Suspends Sritex Stock Trading, Valid Until When? "In addition, Indonesia's initiative in collaborating with coastal countries through the Coastal State Alliance (CSA) is crucial to ensure that Indonesia's position and CSA interests ...
Source: Wartaekonomi

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