Examples of using Rfmos in English and their translations into Arabic
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Information provided by States and RFMOs indicates that substantive work has been undertaken in order to implement the Agreement.
All RFMOs have introduced or are about to introduce mandatory VMS for vessels operating within their areas of competence.
New Zealand was working individually and through RFMOs to which it belonged as well as in other international forums to implement the recommendations of the Conference.
Extent to which States parties, individually and through RFMOs, have taken measures to prevent or eliminate overfishing and excess fishing capacity.
A number of RFMOs also provided information on the steps they had taken to promote the Code(see also A/60/189, para. 26).
There was also agreement on the need to strengthen RFMOs, and coordination among them.
Some RFMOs indicated that they had mechanisms for communicating information on areas of high concentration of juvenile fish.
Many of the elements relate to the actions of States parties, individually and through RFMOs, a in giving effect to various provisions of the Agreement.
The goal of the performance reviews was to assist RFMOs in improving their effectiveness and efficiency in fulfilling their mandates.
The Code encourages States and those involved in fisheries, including RFMOs, to ensure its implementation.
FAO also contributed experienced staff to assist as RFMOs move towards performance evaluation and assessment.
coordination at the level of States(para. 72), among RFMOs and at the United Nations inter-agency level.
For several RFMOs established prior to the adoption of UNFA in 1995, the pattern is mixed.
Many RFMOs have observer programmes, most of them for the collection of scientific information only.
RFMOs that manage highly migratory species have established so-called positive lists.
Regulation of bottom fisheries: few RFMOs have the mandate to manage high seas deep water species.
Two RFMOs that did not provide information for the present report, are also known
Regional fisheries management organizations(RFMOs) continue to be the best available mechanism for regulating international fisheries.
The absence of a specific treaty-based mandate in most cases has not stopped several RFMOs from adopting some ecosystem-related measures in recent years.
The foregoing review has concentrated on the main regulatory RFMOs currently adopting conservation and management measures for high-seas fisheries.