South Pacific Tuna Treaty delivers US$50 million boost, fisheries agency says
A regional fisheries agency has highlighted the importance of the US-Pacific Tuna Treaty, which brings US$50 million to the region.
The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency has reaffirmed the significance of the South Pacific Tuna Treaty, also known as the US Tuna Treaty, as a key partnership for the region. The treaty delivers a substantial US$50 million boost to participating nations.
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Regional fisheries agency says US-Pacific Tuna Treaty vital, as it delivers US$50 million boost
The South Pacific Tuna Treaty, also known as the US Tuna Treaty, remains an important partnership for the region, the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency says.