Last Days of Orkinosun
30.09.2009 NTVMSNBC
WWF:“Who can enjoy buying, cooking or eating a fish that has no logs? "
] [[T]]The European meeting of the CITES contract, which was made to protect wild animals and plants in the danger of nesli. The agenda of the meeting was the ban of blue finite orkinosun trade. [ [The proposal supported by the 21 countries of the European Union was reported by six Mediterranean countries.
In the event that the blue finite orkinosun trade, the CITES Convention will be voted in the meeting in Doha, Qatar in March 2010 with the participation of 174 countries.
The WWF European Marine Program Manager Aaron Macloughlin, who criticizes the shooting of the seas of the European Union countries, the coast of the Mediterranean Sea; “Great-scale fishing companies in the Mediterranean Sea Home; blue finite orkinosun said that this type has been standing for thousands of years.
MacLoughlin continued to mentions: "WWF calls to defend that other CITES Convention Parties are urgently stopped of global trade of blue finite orkinosun under the danger required by the European Commission. MacLoughlin asks “Who can enjoy buying, cooking or eating a fish that has been numbered on the day?” [
In the European Commission, it is enough to support the proposal for the protection of this type under the danger of receiving a total of 345 games 255. In the Environmental Council, which will be held in October or December, the majority of votes of the EU Environmental Ministers have to be discussed again.. The next CITES Parties Conference will be held in Doha, Qatar in March 2010. The CITES Agreement will be voted by 175 countries to prohibit the blue-favored orkinosun trade. In order to evaluate similar recommendations in Doha, it is necessary to be delivered to CITES Secretary before 14 October.
Akdeniz’s most precious fish, alarming and depletion of blue finite orkinos populations, said Filiz Demirayak, General Manager of WWF-Turkey (Natural Life Protection Foundation) said “ 80% of blue finite orchinos are not controlled, completely deleted from our seas due to excessive and illegal fishing”. As one of the parties to the “CITES Convention, Speciye must be included among the parties who support the proposal to be placed in Qatar in March 2010.
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