The sultanate, with a 1700 km-long coastline extending from the Musandam peninsula at the entrance to the gulf in the north to the border with the yemen republic in the south has extremely rich fishing grounds. Until 1970 the economy of the sultanate was almost entirely based on agriculture and fishing. And was a subsistence economy. Great efforts have been made since 1970 by the government to develop the industry. More than 150 species of fish have been identified in Omani water, such as, sardines, groupers, tuna, sharks, kingfish etc..
This report aims to answer the following general question:
1) Do you think fishing industry is helping the county’s economy?
2) What is the best way to increase fishing industry?
3) Raising fish in aquariums can be the best way to save them from danger?
This report is written to provide viewers with new information:
The fishing industry employed 26,940 registered fishermen operating 12,248 small craft. During the fourth Five Year Plan an industrial fishing fleet was created, while 8 large ports and 16 smaller ones were built and equipped with cold-storage plants and processing facilities. The re-birth of Oman's local fishing industry really began in 1978 with the introduction of the Fishermen's Incentive Fund. By providing financial assistance for the purchase of small fibre-glass boats with outboard engines, the Fund enabled fishing communities that were in danger of disappearing to revive their fortunes.
This report consists of several parts. The table of content it shows the topics are included in the report. In addition, an Introduction it includes general information about the topic. Further, the Methods it includes brief steps of making the report. Besides, Review of related Lecture Review. Moreover, the Findings: it is a summarising to the data in the questionnaire. Also, Conclusion: it is a brief summary of the report. Finally , the Recommendation: provides the viewers