Can the Southern Mediterranean Fish Value Chain Thrive Without Women’s Empowerment?
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          31.10.25
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  When you picture the Mediterranean’s blue economy—encompassing its vibrant fisheries and aquaculture—what’s the first image that springs to mind? For most, it’s a classic scene of fishermen hauling nets on a weathered boat. But if we widen the lens, a more complex narrative comes into focus. From the lively fish markets of Egypt to the extensive coastlines of Morocco, it is women who are the quiet powerhouses driving the post-harvest economy. Their roles in selling and adding value to the catch are nothing short of pivotal.
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