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China donates patrol vessel to Seychelles

New fast interceptor craft commissioned

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SEYCHELLES: As mentioned in President Wavel Ramkalawan’s  State of the Nation Address earlier this month, the People’s Republic of China has followed through on their commitment to donate a patrol vessel to the Seychelles Coast Guard.

Addressing the ongoing fishing crisis Addressing the ongoing fishing crisis

Addressing the ongoing fishing crisis

Experts meet to discuss IUU fishing in West Africa

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CÔTE D’IVOIRE: Despite efforts to address Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing (IUU) in West Africa, the problem remains an ongoing concern for the region and experts are currently meeting in the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire to develop a cooperation framework to improve the sustainable and integrated use of ocean resources.

Development aid to fund new tugboat Development aid to fund new tugboat

Development aid to fund new tugboat

MAURITIUS: Japan has pledged a grant of more than $6,5 million under the Japan Economic Social Development Programme, for the acquisition of a...
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Driving investment in oil and gas Driving investment in oil and gas

Driving investment in oil and gas

ANGOLA: Over $60 million in investments for upcoming projects are set to drive significant development within Angola’s oil and gas sector.
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Capacitating a new generation of ocean experts Capacitating a new generation of ocean experts

Capacitating a new generation of ocean experts

SOUTH AFRICA: Since its inception some 15 years ago, the Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observatory (SOCCO) more than 80 ocean climate...
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Discussing maritime security in West Africa Discussing maritime security in West Africa

Discussing maritime security in West Africa

NIGERIA: Meeting to evaluate the maritime operations and exercises, the 4th ECOWAS Sub-Committee of Chiefs of Naval Staff Meeting took place at...
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