We plan to create an international fisheries cluster that will include the northwestern part of Europe - from Spain to Portugal, as well as the waters of the countries of Northern (Mauritania, Morocco) and Western Africa (Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Cape Verde), as well as Namibia and Angola.
The world ocean surrounding Northern and Western Africa is a source of valuable aquatic biological resources that can be a solution to food problems. West Africa has one of the world's largest 200-mile economic zones, where there are many rich fishing areas. However, local fishermen develop only about 40% of the available quotas, and it is necessary to combine efforts to develop the rest. As part of this project, it is planned to create a group of companies engaged in commercial fishing, processing and export of fish. In addition, funds will be invested in the development of shipbuilding and ship repair yards in Spain and Portugal. The implementation of this project will not only help solve the problem of hunger, but will also support the economies of developed countries. Moreover, it will become an incentive for the development of the countries of North and West Africa. Local residents will have the opportunity to master new professions, and the budgets of these countries will be replenished.