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Ocean Summit 2025 will focus on ocean literacy and emphasize the involvement of coastal communities – organization
INFORPRESS
August 3, 2025
The Carlos Albertino Veiga Foundation is promoting the second edition of the Ocean Summit on November 7th in São Vicente, focusing on ocean literacy and bridging the gap between science, education, and coastal communities.
Ocean Summit 2025 will focus on ocean literacy and emphasize the involvement of coastal communities.
RTC.CV
August 3, 2025
The Carlos Albertino Veiga Foundation is promoting the second edition of the Ocean Summit on November 7th in São Vicente, focusing on ocean literacy and bridging the gap between science, education, and coastal communities.
Government and Veiga Foundation join forces to boost the blue economy with a focus on innovation, security and ocean preservation.
NORTHERN NEWS
August 1, 2025
The Ministry of the Sea, through the National Directorate of Maritime Policies, signed two important strategic cooperation instruments aimed at strengthening the blue economy in Cape Verde. These are a consultancy contract with the Technical University of the Atlantic (UTA) and a collaboration protocol with the Carlos Albertino Veiga Foundation.
São Vicente: Ministry of the Sea formalizes protocol that implements sector governance portal.
INFORPRESS
August 1, 2025
The Minister of the Sea also witnessed, at the same location, the signing of a protocol between three entities of the ministry: the National Directorate of Maritime Policies, the National Directorate of Fisheries and Aquaculture, the Institute of the Sea (IMar), and the Carlos Albertino Veiga Foundation.
The president of the Carlos Albertino Veiga Foundation wants to mediate between the fishing sector and commercial banks.
RTC.CV
June 13, 2025
Paulo Veiga suggests that the Fishing Shipowners Association should promote a meeting between representative fishermen's organizations, commercial banks, the Institute of the Sea, and the government itself.
Interview with Paulo Veiga: "The fact that only 5 to 7% of the ocean has been studied is symptomatic of the lack of investment in the exploration and knowledge of the sea."
GREENSAVERS
November 19, 2024
Lisbon was recently the epicenter of global discussions about the future of the oceans with the first edition of the Ocean Summit 2024 – A Vision for the World.
Portugal: Paulo Veiga highlights the importance of states understanding the ocean that covers 71% of the planet.
INFORPRESS
October 30, 2024
The president of the Carlos Albertino Veiga Foundation, Paulo Veiga, highlighted today in Lisbon the importance of all states worldwide being involved in understanding the ocean that covers 71% of planet Earth.
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