GFCM adopts new measures to strengthen sustainable fisheries and aquaculture as Ukraine joins as 24th member

48th GFCM Session

Source: FAO-GFCM/Carlos Diaz

48th session implements 12 new decisions aimed at advancing management, stewardship and compliance

Countries across the Mediterranean and Black Sea have taken new steps to strengthen sustainable fisheries and aquaculture, with delegates at the 48th session of the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) adopted 12 new decisions aimed at advancing science-based management, environmental stewardship, and compliance in regional fisheries.

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