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GENERAL AUTHORITY FOR FISH RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

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What GENERAL AUTHORITY FOR FISH RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT does.

GENERAL AUTHORITY FOR FISH RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT (GFAiR) GFAiR is an organization that advocates for the sustainable use of fish resources and supports research and innovation in this field. It offers cooperations between researchers, governments, and other stakeholders to develop solutions for problems such as overfishing and environmental protection.

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