Changes in over 700 artisanal boats
The article discusses Oman's efforts to develop its artisanal fishing fleet by transitioning from individual ownership to corporate ownership, aiming to enhance efficiency and environmental and social safety. It explains that 422 ships, approximately 59.5% of the fleet, have completed the transition, with costs ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 Omani rials per vessel. These costs can be financed through low-interest loans with favorable terms. The article also emphasizes improving working conditions and safety onboard ships, creating employment opportunities for Omanis, and strengthening legal regulations through a new ordinance that includes requirements for vessel equipment and social protection. Additionally, it redefines the maritime sector through unified policies and regulations to better control fishing operations.
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