Sep 16 2011
This presentation covers Egyptian fishery resources focusing on aquaculture development and its contribution to total fishery over time. Traditional and emerging aquaculture methods have been addressed. The presentation has highlighted the relationship between aquaculture development and available natural resources and concluding with the outlook of Egyptian aquaculture.
[important]Egyptian fishery with a special emphasis on aquaculture (2010)[/important]
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Sep 16 2011
Dr. Abdel Rahman El Gamal has recently delivered two lectures in “Fishery Resources” training course which is organized by the Egyptian International Center for Agriculture (EICA). The course is designed for trainees from the Nile Valley countries and lasts from 11-29 September, 2011. This course hosts 12 participants from Chad, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Liberia, Niger Republic, Uganda and Zambia.
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Sep 08 2011
يبدأ هذا العرض بلمحة عامة عن إنتاج الأسماك في العالم تبعا للموارد السمكية، إن الاستزراع السمكى فى مصر هو محور هذا العرض شاملا الإنتاج وتوجهات التنمية ومتطلباتها. وقد تم تناول استهلاك الأسماك وتجارتها. تم فى هذه الورقة إلقاء الضوء على علاقة الإنتاج السمكى فى مصر بإنتاج الأسماك على المستوى الأقليمى والعالمى
[important]Egyptian aquaculture from regional and global perspectives (Arabic – 2010)[/important]
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Sep 03 2011
This workshop proceedings is the product of a 3-day workshop which was held at Abbassa (Egypt) in December 2009 with the Near East Member Countries and enriched by reviews as well as contributions by FAO and World Fish experts. The objectives of the workshop included creating awareness among Member Countries and stakeholders of the need for the ecosystem approach to fisheries and aquaculture and of its implementation on the basis of the best available knowledge and information; strengthening of capacity for planning and implementation of the ecosystem approach to fisheries and aquaculture; improving knowledge and awareness of the current and future implications of climate change for fisheries and aquaculture; and providing guidance on best practices for adaptive planning and management, and adaptive strategies in general, for coping with climate change.
This proceedings should be cited as follows: Curtis, L.; Beveridge, M.C.M.; El-Gamal, A.R.; Mannini, P. (eds).
Adapting to climate change: the Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries and Aquaculture in the Near East and North Africa Region – Workshop Proceedings.FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Circular. No. 1066. Rome, FAO. 2011. 130p.
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Sep 03 2011
This worldFish Center publication has been written by Dr. Abdel Rahman El Gamal who managed the outreach program including training during his service in the World Fish Center. This publication cover eleven years from 1999 – 2009. In addition to the statistics of trainingg courses and so trainees whether in local, regional or international courses, the document addressed and analyized training-related issues including the development of training needs, the steadily increase in female participation in the training programs conducted at the World Fish facilities at Abbassa, Egypt. The partnerships with other agencies has been presented in this document. The text, pictures and graphs presented various activities of training activities during the 11 years whereas trainees from 98 countries have participated in this program.
[important]Training review World Fish 2011[/important]
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Sep 01 2011
The presentation addresses mainly the application side of aquaculture practices. Before addressing genetic enhancement approaches, key genetic parameters are briefed. The management of brood stocks in fish hatcheries and selective programs are focused upon in the presentation. Also, advanced genetic technologies such as ploidy induction and genetic manipulations are covered in this presentation. In regard to the genetic application in fishery management, the genetic considerations in stock enhancement programs are addressed.
[important]Applications of Genetics in Aquaculture and Fisheries Practices (2011)[/important]
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Aug 31 2011
Warm water Fish Production 2010
A group picture for Dr. Abdel Rahman El Gamal and the participants from Macaire Miloni (Congo Democratic), Ndembo Mvala (Congo Democratic), Gwladys Ntsame (Gabon), Richard Yeboah (Ghana), Joseph Mugendi (Kenya), Lanto Razafintsalama (Madagascar), Vero Rahantarimalala (Malawi), David Itimu (Malawi), Phocas Nambajimana (Rwanda), Mekki Zakaria (Sudan), Suzan Alfred (Southern Sudan), Lylian Wilfred (Tanzania), Nichrous G. Mlalila (Tanzania) and Alexander Mbiro (Uganda) who participated in “Warm Water Fish Production” which has been organized by the Egyptian International Center for Agriculture – EICA” that took place during the period from 14th of September – 30th of December, 2010. (if more information is needed – just ask).
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Aug 31 2011
Fish Culture Development 2010
A group picture for Dr. Abdel Rahman El Gamal and the 18 participants came from 15 countries; Mohamed Abdel Wahid (Bangladesh), Macksood Alam Khan (Bangladesh), Glenda Maria Velez (Colombia), Eudes Emilio Sanchez (Colombia), Mhadjou Ibrahim (Comores), Adama Sanneh (Gambia), Ernest Mawufemor (Ghana), Hussein Ali Nassar (Lebanon), George Sayza Weefar (Liberia), Hanta Rasoamananjara (Madagascar), Myo Naing (Myanmar), Said Khamis Al Handsi (Oman), David Humberto Mendoza (Peru), Jaime Espinoza (Peru), Adam Ahmed Babiker (Sudan), Chanikarn Chadthasing (Thailand) and Luis Gallardo (Venezuela). Fish Culture Development training course which is annually organized by the Egyptian International Centre for Agriculture – EICA” that took place from 1st of October – 15th of December, 2010. (if more information is needed – just ask).
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Aug 31 2011
The technical session of the 110-day “Warm Water Fish Production” training course started in Cairo on Sunday 08 May, 2011. This course is supported by the Egyptian International Center for Agriculture (EICA) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The participants in the course are from Cameroon, Gabon, Ghana, Malawi, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. Dr. El Gamal is contributing by several lectures in this course whereas this picture has been taken upon delivering the first lecture on May 8, 2011. The second picture with course participants was taken during the course.
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Aug 31 2011
This presentation covers a wide array of practices carried out in aquaculture. Even though the contents of this presentation are diversified, but they are interrelated. The main parts of this presentation are stocking- sampling- harvesting- grading- marking- Anesthesia and transportation. The presentation is furnished by numerous principals, examples and illustrations
[important]Live Fish Handling (2011)[/important]
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