Bahrain Lifts Seasonal Ban on Shaari, Safi, and Andaq Fishing
- Publish date: Saturday، 30 May 2026 Reading time: 1 min read
Fishing restriction ends June 1, 2026, advancing sustainability and protecting Bahrain's marine biodiversity.
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The Supreme Council for Environment in Bahrain has announced the end of the seasonal fishing ban for Shaari, Safi, and Andaq fish in Bahrain’s waters. The ban will officially be lifted on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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This seasonal ban, which began in April, was introduced to protect marine life and support Bahrain’s environmental goals.
The council emphasized that the General Directorate of Marine Resources is dedicated to preserving marine biodiversity and ensuring sustainable fishing practices according to global standards.
The regulation aims to balance economic benefits with long-term sustainability of marine resources, ensuring that Bahrain’s fishing industry thrives responsibly.
The fishing restriction was implemented under Decision No. (2) of 2024, aiming to protect fish stocks, restore ecological balance, and rehabilitate Bahrain’s marine ecosystem.
Officials stated that such efforts directly safeguard marine life for future generations while supporting the Kingdom’s commitment to environmental protection.
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