Results of Deputy Minister Yamashita’s Visit to Mexico

Overview

Parliamentary Vice-Minister Yamashita of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries held discussions with the Mexican government, exchanging views on the importance of resource management and a coordination proposal among relevant countries for establishing an appropriate fishing quota for Pacific bluefin tuna. The Mexican side supported the proposal and agreed to cooperate in holding a joint working group at an early date after coordinating views with relevant countries and regions. The discussions were held based on the results of the joint working group of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) and the WCPFC Northern Subcommittee held in Nagasaki City.

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Key points

  • Japan and Mexico held discussions on Pacific bluefin tuna resource management.
  • The Mexican side supported the coordination proposal among relevant countries.
  • They agreed to cooperate in holding the joint working group at an early date.
  • The discussions were held in Mexico City.

Overview

Parliamentary Vice-Minister Yamashita of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries held discussions in Mexico City with Mexico’s Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development and others to establish an appropriate fishing quota for Pacific bluefin tuna. The participants included Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development Lopez and Chairperson Salgado of the National Commission for Aquaculture and Fisheries.

The discussions provided an opportunity to discuss future measures based on the results presented at the joint working group of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC) and the WCPFC Northern Subcommittee.

Impact

Japan and Mexico agreed to coordinate views with relevant countries and regions based on the proposal and cooperate in holding the joint working group at an early date.

Details

During the discussions, the Mexican side expressed agreement on the importance of Pacific bluefin tuna resource management and stated its support for the coordination proposal among relevant countries.

Japan and Mexico agreed to coordinate views with relevant countries and regions based on the proposal and cooperate so that the joint working group could be held at an early date.

The Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Chairperson of the National Commission for Aquaculture and Fisheries, and others participated in the discussions.

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