Care For The Ocean: Baleinabuli

“The language around the world right now is about sustainable management of fisheries resources.

Sunday 22 November 2020 | 01:56

From left: Permanent Secretary for  Fisheries, Pene Baleinabuli,  Managing Director Golden Ocean,  Du Xuejun, Minister for Forestry, Osea Naiqamu and Marika Nasegai from iTaukei Agriculture cutting the cake at  the Ratu Sukuna Park on  November 21, 2020.    Photo: Kelera  Sovasiga

From left: Permanent Secretary for Fisheries, Pene Baleinabuli, Managing Director Golden Ocean, Du Xuejun, Minister for Forestry, Osea Naiqamu and Marika Nasegai from iTaukei Agriculture cutting the cake at the Ratu Sukuna Park on November 21, 2020. Photo: Kelera Sovasiga

Our Fishery, Our Future.

Many gathered yesterday to celebrate the importance and impacts of fisheries and ocean life at Ratu Sukuna Park in Suva yesterday.

Permanent Secretary for Fisheries, Pene Baleinabuli, highlighted the need to care for the ocean for the sake and livelihood of the future generations.

“Fisheries has contributed to our socio-economic development and we need to look at how it has helped nations to become wealthy and prosperous,” he said.

“The language around the world right now is about sustainable management of fisheries resources.

“While we need to harvest and meet our food security needs and grow our economy, we must also be mindful of the need to sustain our resources so that it can be useful to the future generation.”

He added that yesterday was a day to acknowledge fisheries and the resources we get and how it has sustained our people and our livelihoods.

Edited by Selita Bolanavanua

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