Russian and Moroccan scientists jointly explore Morocco's fishing zone

Published 2024년 10월 29일

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Russian and Moroccan scientists are collaborating on the Great African Expedition to study the Atlantic fishing zone of Morocco, as part of an intergovernmental agreement with the Russian Federation and the Kingdom of Morocco. The research, conducted by the Russian vessel Atlantniro, has already yielded catches ranging from 0 to 660 kg per trawl, primarily mackerel. The expedition will also extend to other West African nations and the western Indian Ocean, covering 18 countries. This is the first such research since the 1980s and aims to provide current data on aquatic bioresources, potentially opening up new fishing areas.

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Russian and Moroccan scientists are conducting joint research in the Atlantic fishing zone of Morocco as part of the Great African Expedition. This was reported to TASS by the press service of the Federal Agency for Fisheries. "Russian and Moroccan scientists have begun conducting joint research in the Atlantic fishing zone of Morocco as part of the Great African Expedition of the Federal Agency for Fisheries. The research work is being carried out by the research vessel Atlantniro in accordance with the intergovernmental agreement between the Russian Federation and the Kingdom of Morocco on cooperation in the field of marine fisheries," the statement said. From October 18 to 20, 2024, the Atlantniro was in the Moroccan port of Agadir, where scientists from the two countries agreed on a program of upcoming research. A specialist from the National Institute of Fisheries Research of Morocco was accepted on board the vessel to coordinate the actions. Since October 21, the research ...

Source: Kvedomosti