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Africa-Europe cooperation in ocean governance strengthened - In a world increasingly characterised by environmental challenges, the oceans are of immense importance, especially for Africa and Europe. The recent report of...

Artificial barriers in offshore wind energy: a promising habitat for marine species - The growing debate on offshore wind energy, between uncertainties and certainties, increasingly involves stakeholders. A recent study...

Raw Materials and Ingredients Used in Aquaculture Feed in East Africa - The fish feed industry in East Africa depends on a combination of locally sourced and imported raw materials...

Libya-Italy 2024 Economic Forum in Tripoli - The Libya-Italy 2024 Economic Forum will be held in Tripoli on 29 October, an important event that aims to strengthen cooperation between the...

EU-Morocco fishing agreements blown up - The EU and Morocco have long maintained economic partnerships, with agreements spanning various sectors, including fisheries. However, the 2019 trade agreements between the EU...

Mahmoud Ayman, Underwater Photography Journey in Marsa Alam Egypt - Marsa Alam, located on the western coast of the Red Sea in southeast Egypt, is one of the most famous...

Potential of deep-sea fish for feed and pharmaceuticals - The mesopelagic zone, often called the twilight zone, harbours unexplored potential for both the aquaculture and pharmaceutical industries. Recent studies conducted...

Training on HACCP Implementation for Fisheries and Aquaculture - The Fisheries and Aquaculture Division, in collaboration with the Food Systems and Food Safety Divisions of the Food and Agriculture Organization...

Collaboration and partnerships to take center stage at the upcoming Aquaculture Africa 2024 Conference in Tunisia, 19-22 November 2024 - The Aquaculture Africa 2024 Conference (AFRAQ24), set to take place...

Fish farms, differences between intensive, extensive and semi-extensive - When we are standing in line at the fishmonger's counter, we often hear phrases like: ‘These sea breams are sea farmed!’...