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National fisheries week remarks importance of fishery culture

Published : Tuesday, 6 August, 2024 at 12:00 AM  Count : 296
Mahmuda Begum Sinthia
National Fisheries Week 2024 in Bangladesh signifies as a reminder of the deep connections with fisheries. They have the root and soul with water bodies. Their livelihoods are dependent on fish, and the rich aquatic biodiversity. These sustain and preserve our rich economical life in the country. So the vital role of fisheries is very crucial in the Bangladeshi economy. Nutrition of fishes, employment, and income to millions of families are inter-connected in our Bangalee life. For Bangla rural communities, fishing is a culture oriented occupation. It is a way of life that passes down through generations for centuries. National Fisheries Week emphasizes the significance of fishing culture in Bangladesh. A fostering sense of pride lying down in fisheries gives encouragement for continuing successful tradition.

Vitally the national event brings together communities, policymakers with the whole environmental advocacy. Also this reflectes the celebration of successful glory on  the fisheries sector in Bangladesh. This week aims to extend the beneficial impact of fisheries, particularly during events like National Fisheries Week,  both nationally in Bangladesh and globally. Nationally a healthy economic growth  through the fisheries sector significantly contributes to the national GDP. It also boosts  productivity and profitability, fostering economic resilience. Then this sector supports a vast job creation from fishermen to fish processors and sellers. Promoting sustainable fishing can lead to more stable and diverse employment opportunities and rural economic development. For poverty reduction, hunger alleviation, and healthy economic growth, we need to be conscious on fisheries management. Fishes can ensure food security. For a reliable food supply, contribution to national nutrition and health goals, fishery are is key factor of success in Bangalee national life. National fisheries week is to increase awareness about the importance of biodiversity and ecosystem health and aquatic life.

Globally, the fisheries sector is a significant part of international trade. It can enhance the reputation of Bangladeshi fish products in global markets, potentially increasing exports. Fisheries management contributes to global food security. It can help mitigate climate change effects by maintaining healthy ecosystems. In global collaboration, fisheries research can lead to innovative solutions for sustainability challenges. National initiatives like fisheries week can inspire similar efforts worldwide, fostering international cooperation for sustainable practices. Fishing practices and traditions signify nationally and globally. National Fisheries Week can promote cultural exchange and learning, encouraging communities worldwide to share sustainable practices and innovations. National events can act as a catalyst for sharing knowledge and best practices. The beneficial impact of fisheries is profound, affecting economic, social, and environmental aspects both nationally in Bangladesh and globally.

The writer is teacher IISD



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