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Mediterranean Sea Fishery & Aquaculture In Egypt Alaa Eldin El-Haweet Professor of fishery biology and managments College of Fisheries Technology and Aquaculture Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime

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Mediterranean Sea Fishery & Aquaculture

In Egypt

Alaa Eldin El-HaweetProfessor of fishery biology and managments

College of Fisheries Technology and Aquaculture Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime

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• The main fishing ground is the continental shelf in front of the Nile Delta.

• The seabed is flat, mostly muddy and/or sandy in the middle and eastern coast.

• Inshore fisheries widely exist with artisanal fishermen along the coast.

Egyptian fishery along the Mediterranean coast

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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016الإنتاج 83762 88882 78790 77388 77799 69332 63027 62746 57602 53964

0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

80000

90000

100000Catch

Year

Catch trend of Mediterranean Sea / MT-( 2007 - 2016 )

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Fleet Structure

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Aquaculture Production

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Aquaculture production

Egypt Aqua‐culture basket in MT

Tilapia 768,799Mullet 129,660Carp 67,069Catfish 13,638Sea bream 14,757Sea bass 13,841Meagre 8,244Shrimp 1,120Others 611

Tilapias, mullets and carps combinedaccount for 94.74% of aquacultureproduction.Sea bream and Seabass combinedaccount for 2.81% of aquacultureproduction (only 2.32% for others)-2012

16 finfish and 2 crustaceans species contribute to

Egyptian aquaculture, 10 of which are native and 6

introduced

75,54

12,74

6,59 1,341,45 1,36

0,98

Tilapias

mullets

carps

Catfish

Seabream

Seabass

other

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Last 20 years the government strategy has three main objectives:

• To increase fish production, mainly from aquaculture, in order to raise per capita consumption to 16.5 kg/year in 2017 for an estimated population of 90 millions.

• To raise the quality of fish and fish products to reach an international standard and to conquer new markets for Egyptian fish exports.

• To optimize the use of natural and human resources.

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State of the industryEgyptian coasts are under severe pressure from rapid unsustainable development.need for a reduction in overall fishing effort, particularly in inshore waters, Introducing new fishery e.g. clam fishery or initializemarine protected areae.g. Saloum Bay.

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Impact of the energy costs on the total operating costs for different fuel pricesThe over-sized vessels are economically sustainable only because of fuel subsidies (tax exemption).

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Encourage fishing in the deeper water (> 500m) and in the western

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Construction of developed fishing harbors has had a positive effect on fisheries development

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Fishing industry is going to modernization Boatsare slowly develop using advanced Navigation equipments with increasing in engine power and the size of gear used.

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Reduction of fish loss and waste during the value chainAnd improved gender equality12/4/2017 Fishery in Egypt 13

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• Cage aquaculture is one from the promising activities in Egypt.

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Thanks