Africa-Press – Angola. An Angolan multisectoral delegation, headed by the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Carmen Neto, is in Copenhagen, capital of Denmark, to participate in a Conference on “Blue Justice”, taking place on the 23rd and 24th of this month.
The event essentially aims to share experiences and create creative solutions to strengthen inter-agency cooperation and combat fishing crime.
For two days, the event will also promote discussion to facilitate the adoption of measures and policies to be implemented by all UN Member States, as well as stimulate debate on how to improve and share relevant information to the operation to combat illegal fishing.
According to the document, the participants will also promote education programs for artisanal fishermen, with a view to training them in matters relating to laws and regulations related to commercial fishing, in addition to stimulating innovation in technologies friendly to ecological fishing, such as smart ships and monitoring systems.
Launched in 2017, the “Comunidade Justiça Azul” platform is a cybersecurity intelligence database that aims to provide a built base for informed political decision-making and information on illegal fishing practices, such as vessels and destinations. trip, financial information, fishing equipment used and other species that can be captured.
In addition, the platform also allows the immediate understanding of naval traffic, monitors vessels and their respective officers, integrates data from various sources, as well as the creation of secure communication between various institutions for sharing information related to fishing crime.
The platform also envisions innovative tracking and monitoring tools for public use, as well as artificial intelligence analysis to detect unusual behavior patterns.
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