Examples of using Fishing practices in English and their translations into Arabic
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For our part, Indonesia, in partnership with Australia, co-hosted a regional ministerial meeting in May this year on promoting responsible fishing practices.
(f) Promote environmentally sound fisheries technologies, prohibiting dynamiting, poisoning and other comparable destructive fishing practices;
actions to reduce and eliminate wasteful fishing practices.
States launched a call for action to eliminate overfishing and wasteful fishing practices by undertaking national assessments of fish stocks and supporting the work of regional fisheries organizations in improving required scientific data(see para. 24).
The Ministers agreed on a common and collaborative approach to promote responsible fishing practices and to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated(IUU) fishing in the region, in particular in the South China Sea, the Sulu-Sulawesi Seas and the Arafura-Timor Seas;
In 2004, representatives began debating how to protect critical marine habitats and vulnerable marine ecosystems from destructive fishing practices, given the critical role these habitats play in the marine environment and the immense importance of the biodiversity they contain.
We are pleased that the draft resolution calls for concrete steps to curtail destructive fishing practices, to control illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing, to reduce fishing capacity and to implement the fish stocks Agreement, among other things.
As a result of the General Assembly resolutions on destructive fishing practices and the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems, FAO adopted the International Guidelines for the Management of Deep-Sea Fisheries in the High Seas in 2008.
Destructive fishing practices and illegal, unreported and unregulated(IUU) fishing continue to be great threats to the conservation, management and sustainable use of biodiversity on the high seas.
CCAMLR, at its annual meeting in 2008, took a number of decisions in response to the requirements of General Assembly resolution 61/105 to ensure sustainable management of fish stocks and protect vulnerable marine ecosystems from destructive fishing practices.
Australia advised that a regional plan of action was being developed in the South-East Asian region to promote responsible fishing practices, including combating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. .
necessary measures regarding such resources and their associated ecosystems that could be affected by fishing practices that can have a destructive impact.
Those may include the possibility of imposing restrictive measures on fishing activities in the high seas over its continental shelf, including on fishing practices that were deemed to have a negative impact on sedentary species.
The European Union is in the process of implementing the calls made by the General Assembly last year with regard to addressing destructive fishing practices in the high seas and in our own waters.
Destructive fishing practices and vulnerable marine ecosystems. Even if target species are not being overfished, some fishing practices affect marine habitats and can alter the functioning, state and biodiversity of marine ecosystems, particularly vulnerable marine ecosystems.
there was a need to adopt interim measures to protect that area from destructive fishing practices.
bodies indicates that there is a genuine effort by the international community to achieve sustainable fisheries, despite the fact that unsustainable fishing practices continue to occur in some areas of the world ' s oceans and seas.
Overview of unsustainable fishing practices.
Overview of unsustainable fishing practices.
Local fishermen and sustainable fishing practices.