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"Black Sea Blue Economy and Blue Future" Workshop Successfully Concludes at SUMAE

19.05.2025 / View : 43 / Archive

​The Central Fisheries Research Institute (SUMAE) proudly hosted the “Black Sea Blue Economy and Blue Future”workshop between May 14–16, as part of the BlueGates Project funded by the Interreg NEXT Black Sea Basin Programme. This pivotal three-day event brought together leading scientists, policy experts, and stakeholders to explore the evolving dynamics of the Black Sea in the face of climate change, fisheries management, and aquaculture innovation.

The workshop featured three thematic panels, each followed by SWOT analysis sessions to foster actionable insights and promote strategic collaboration across the region.


🐚 Panel 1: Impacts of Climate Change on the Black Sea Ecosystem

Experts opened the event by addressing the growing environmental challenges affecting the Black Sea ecosystem.

Presentations included:

  • Climate Change and Its Impact on Marine Ecosystems: The Black Sea Case

  • Toxic Effects of Terrestrial Pollutants on Aquatic Organisms

  • Distribution of Macroalgae: Eastern Black Sea Example

  • The Effects of Microplastic Pollution on the Black Sea Ecosystem and Evaluation in Terms of Legislation

  • Benthic Ecological Quality in the Black Sea

  • Effects of Solid Wastes on the Black Sea Ecosystem

These sessions illuminated the compounded pressures on marine biodiversity and highlighted the urgent need for targeted environmental monitoring and legislation.


🎣 Panel 2: Fish Stocks and Sustainable Fisheries in the Black Sea

The second day focused on fishery resources, presenting vital data and forward-looking strategies for sustainable fisheries management.

Presentations included:

  • Demersal Fish Stocks in the Black Sea: Historical Changes and Dynamics

  • Status Assessment of Commercially Important Pelagic Fish Stocks in the Black Sea

  • Acoustic Method in Pelagic Fish Stock Estimation: Black Sea Example

  • Distribution of Ichthyoplankton Abundance in the Southeastern Black Sea

Discussions emphasized the role of technological advances and ecological understanding in enhancing regional fisheries governance.


🐟 Panel 3: New Approaches in Aquaculture

The final day was dedicated to innovative solutions in aquaculture, supporting the region's blue economy and sustainability goals.

Presentations included:

  • Blue Economy and Sustainable Aquaculture in the Black Sea: Conservation of Genetic Resources and Cryobanking Applications in Turbot

  • IMTA in the Black Sea: Integrated Approaches Supporting Blue Economy and Biodiversity

  • Digital and Smart Systems in Resilient Aquaculture

  • The Effect of Fish Behavior, Welfare and Biosecurity Measures on Yield in Aquaculture

These sessions demonstrated the Black Sea's potential for cutting-edge, responsible aquaculture practices, blending biodiversity preservation with productivity.


🤝 Regional Cooperation for a Sustainable Future

The “Black Sea Blue Economy and Blue Future” workshop provided an essential platform for knowledge sharing, partnership building, and strategic planning among regional actors. It reinforced the importance of science-based policy, cross-border collaboration, and integrated marine management in securing a resilient and prosperous future for the Black Sea.

SUMAE extends its gratitude to all participants and stakeholders who contributed their expertise and commitment to a bluer, more sustainable Black Sea.

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