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75 Youth Players Leave Future Hunters
The Sharjah Fishery Authority concluded the second edition of the "Future Fishers" program, which involved 75 young participants. The program aimed to strengthen the younger generations' connection to the UAE's maritime heritage and to emphasize concepts of sustainable fishing and the protection of fishery resources. It included theoretical lectures and hands-on training in the cities of Sharjah, Khorfakkan, and Kibaib, where participants learned traditional fishing methods such as "Haddaq" and "Qarqir," and gained knowledge about sea safety, including reading weather conditions and basic first aid principles. They also practiced fishing in the field under the supervision of expert fishermen, with a focus on conserving fish stocks and returning small fish to the sea to promote sustainability. The head of the authority affirmed that the program contributes to empowering the youth to preserve the maritime heritage, in line with the vision of the Ruler of Sharjah, by building a generation that takes pride in its national identity and safeguards the country's marine resources.
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