Red Sea fishing resumes after pause

Fishing activity using gillnets and trawl nets in the Red Sea has resumed after a halt of about three months, following a decision by the Lake and Fishery Resources Protection and Development Authority aimed at protecting fish stocks and regulating spawning and growth periods. This restart is of great economic significance, as many fishermen and their families depend on fishing as their main source of income. Families hope that the resumption will increase fish availability and improve market activity, with expectations of restoring balance between supply and demand and a decline in prices. Sources confirm that this period was among the most difficult for fishermen, and that the return of boats to the sea marks the beginning of a new season, which is anticipated to see an improvement in fish movement, especially species like sultan fish, thereby fueling hope for sector revival and sustainable fishery resources.

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