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UAE signs MoU with Japanese University to grow bluefin tuna

The UAE Ministry of Water and Environment has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Kinki University in Japan to cultivate Pacific bluefin tuna in the UAE.

Britain joins forces with France to press for global ban on sale of bluefin

Britain is to join France lobbying governments around the world for an international ban on the sale of the bluefin tuna, which is on the brink of extinction after years of over-fishing.

Brazil Markets Freshwater Fish to Arabs

BRAZIL - Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Kuwait are in the list of future clients of Nativ Pescados, a fishery company based in the state of Mato Grosso.

Morocco and Chile sign agreement in fisheries and aquaculture

Agadir - Morocco and Chile signed, on Thursday, July, 2nd 2009, a protocol of agreement on the implementation of a bilateral memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation in fisheries and aquaculture.

Yemen: His Excellency Mohamed Shamlan discussed with Mr Abdellatif Belkouch the components of the technical project concerning the artisanal fisheries development and its integration in international trade

The Yemeni Minister of fisheries, his Excellency Mohamed Shamlan discussed with Mr Abdellatif Belkouch, the Managing Director of the Centre for Marketing Information and Advisory Services of Fishery Products in the Arab Region (INFOSAMAK), the components of the technical project concerning the artisanal fisheries development and its integration in international trade, which is excecuted by INFOSAMAK centre whose budget dedicated to Yemen is around 600,000$.