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African nations, alongside representatives from Europe, Chile, the Caribbean, Belgium, and Cameroon, are actively involved in shaping and adopting the Mombasa Declaration on Fisheries Transparency.

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  1. Swiss Philanthropy Foundation funded a workshop while AMCO and MINEPIA worked on fisheries governance in Cameroon, prompted by EU sanctions.

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African nations, alongside representatives from Europe, Chile, the Caribbean, Belgium, and Cameroon, are actively involved in shaping and adopting the Mombasa Declaration on Fisheries Transparency.

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  1. Swiss Philanthropy Foundation funded a workshop while AMCO and MINEPIA worked on fisheries governance in Cameroon, prompted by EU sanctions.Sub-event
  2. Global ocean governance is being shaped through the adoption of the Mombasa Declaration on Fisheries Transparency.1 source

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