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Somalia has granted dozens of fishing licenses to China. The East African government signed 31 licenses with the China Overseas Fisheries Association in Mogadishu on Wednesday.
According to Somalia’s fisheries ministry, the move would ensure the resources are exploited legally. For years there had been illegal fishing that dominated the horn of Africa nation.
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