Tuna fisheries experts traveled to Oman in October to assess the status of fish catch and sales. This visit was organized by the Ministry of Agricultural and Fishery Resources and Water Resources of Oman and included meetings with ministry officials and visits to several fishing centers and markets in various provinces of Oman.
Details of the Experts' Visit
During this trip, the experts visited the Wadi Dhiqah Dam and the marine fishing port in the Quriyat province located in Muscat. They also visited the fish market and fishing port and the wooden shipbuilding dock in the Sur province, as well as the fish market and fishing port in the Ashkhara delegation in the Jalaan Bani Bu Ali province. Other destinations included the wholesale fish market in Al-Falij in the Barka province and the fishing monitoring operations room.
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Assessment of Catch and Sales Status
During these visits, the experts examined the processes of fish landing, sales, and data registration, and spoke with several owners of traditional and coastal fishing vessels. The aim of this visit was to improve the status of fish catch and sales and to assess the existing challenges in this field. These collaborations could help enhance fishing methods and elevate quality standards in Oman.
The tuna fisheries experts also provided their insights and suggestions for improving the status of catch and sales to the Omani officials based on their experiences in this field. These interactions not only help strengthen bilateral relations but can also lead to sustainable development in the fish catch and sales industry in Oman.
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