PERU fishing with guts to report…
Peru joins asked the WTO to protect fish stocks in the ministerial conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in New Zealand spoke on behalf of Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, United States, Iceland, Norway and Peru.
The Minister of Trade of New Zealand, Tim Groser, today called the ministerial conference in the World Trade Organization (WTO) held in Bali (Indonesia) for urgent action to protect global fish stocks by reducing harmful subsidies .
New Zealand spoke on behalf of a group of countries among which serves as coordinator and including Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, United States, Iceland, Norway and Peru.
Groser noted that 85 percent of the world's fish stocks are depleted, overfished, fished to capacity or in recovery, according to a press release.
“We need action on several fronts and reducing subsidies that contribute to overfishing is a major part of any solution”Said the New Zealand Minister.
“Obviously, no country wants the destruction of fish stocks in the world, but that's the danger hanging over certain fundamental Fishing reserves unless there is a more effective international cooperation”, opinó Groser.
The appeal of New Zealand Made in Bali for the group of countries that is coordinator is the same thing they did last year, the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio 20).
The WTO opened yesterday in Nusa Dua, Indonesia population of the island of Bali, a conference will have until Friday to resurrect negotiations for the Doha Round to liberalize world trade.
SOURCE: RPP Noticias.
