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Nigeria and Norway Join Forces to Combat Illegal Fishing with Satellite Surveillance

Nigeria and Norway have joined forces to tackle illegal fishing through the use of satellite surveillance technology. This partnership aims to protect marine resources, as reported by several Nigerian news outlets including Channels Television, News Agency of Nigeria, The Fact, Real Broadcasting Network, LEADERSHIP Newspapers, and Punch Newspapers. According to the reports, the collaboration will involve the sharing of satellite data to monitor fishing activities and combat illegal fishing. This partnership is significant as it highlights a growing international cooperation in preserving marine resources and ensuring sustainable fishing practices. The exact date when this partnership began is unclear, as the reports do not specify.

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