President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. underscored the critical importance of swiftly modernizing the agriculture and fisheries sector in the Philippines, in a pivotal address during the 70th founding anniversary celebration…
The inaugural edition of the Global Fisheries Conference 2023 (GFC-2023) is scheduled to take place on November 21st-22nd, 2023, at Gujarat Science City in Ahmedabad. This pioneering event is poised…
In a pivotal meeting today, Venu Dantuluri, the man behind the highly successful Aquaex India and LDF India expositions, engaged with prominent political figures in Andhra Pradesh. During the meeting,…
A recent study led by University of Melbourne researcher Kathy Overton has shed light on 12 potential ecological benefits of aquaculture that have been largely overlooked. Published in Conservation Biology,…
Matsya Thozhilali Aikya Vedhi, a trade union advocating for fishermen’s rights, has raised objections to the “Marine Fish Stock Status of India 2022” report issued by the Central Marine Fisheries…
In a groundbreaking effort to address the crisis of overfishing and illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing, the United Nations (UN) High Seas Treaty has emerged as a pivotal milestone.…
Fisheries officials from nine Pacific Island nations are currently in Iceland to gain insights from the country’s successful development of a robust and sustainable fisheries sector. This collaborative effort between…
National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC) has expressed its commitment to sanction a Rs 1,000 crore loan to the Telangana State Fisheries Federation (TSFF). This financial support is aimed at facilitating…
South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy announced on Tuesday the formal acceptance of an agreement by the World Trade Organization (WTO) aimed at banning subsidies for illegal fishing.…
In the Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, traditional fishermen from Nagayalanka and nearby villages are expressing opposition to the use of dragnets and traps in catching mud crabs. Alleging that…