搏击俱乐部

Zhanjiang fishing-season deals top 5 bln yuan, boosting blue economy_我的网站

A | (ECNS) -- The 2026 Zhanjiang Fishing Season Launch Ceremony and "Zhanpin" brand exhibition kicked off on Sunday, with on-site deals worth 5.05 billion yuan (about $749 million) signed across the entire marine fishery industrial chain. Agreements signed at the event span the entire industry chain, helping create a complete loop "from the deep sea to the dining table." Wu Guoxiong, vice mayor of Zhanjiang, Guangdong Province, said the city's annual output of golden pompano accounts for 40% of China's total. The output value of Zhanjiang's entire prawn industry chain stands at nearly 30 billion yuan, while annual sales under the regional public brand "Zhanpin" have reached 13.5 billion yuan. Zhanjiang has ranked first in Guangdong Province in marine fishery output for 30 consecutive years, with the total output value of its entire marine fishery industry chain exceeding 100 billion yuan. As of July, the city had 40 marine ranching projects in reserve, with a combined planned investment of 18.12 billion yuan. Zhanjiang Bay No. 1, the world's first floating dynamically positioned aquaculture platform, has also completed its first harvest. (By Xu Wenda) 。

B | Colombo, Oct 15 (UNI) Sri Lanka has sought support from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) to assist the government’s initiative to establish a digital database of the country's labour workforce, a newspaper reported on Saturday.
Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena pointed out that the Labour Ministry has taken steps to establish a comprehensive digitised database of the workforce and urged the ILO to assist in expediting the process, the Daily Mirror reported.
This was discussed when ILO Country Director Simrin C Singh and ILO Headquarters Senior Employment Specialist Sher Verick called on the Prime Minister this week.
The ILO received a first-hand briefing on the impact of the Covid pandemic and economic crisis on the labour workforce and the short-term and long-term steps taken by the government to recover the economy and to help the workers, especially the low-income labour force.
During the meeting, Singh pointed out that despite some signs of positive trends, most developing countries, including Sri Lanka, were faced with difficulties, due to global recession, limited fiscal space, debt sustainability challenges and rising inflation.
The Prime Minister said the government was keen to make the labour workforce upwardly mobile and explained the multitude of training programmes launched for skill development.
The ILO delegation assured fullest support to all the efforts taken by the government for the well-being of the labour and measures for upgrading the skills of the workforce.
UNI MR。