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Are you between 16 and 18 years old? Do you love the sea? Enjoy diving? Want to learn about marine life and coral reefs? Want to know how coral and fish are farmed?

The closing ceremony, held at ROPME headquarters, was a vibrant gathering of Ambassadors, dignitaries, environmental leaders, and proud mentors. The event opened with a keynote address by the Executive Secretary of ROPME, who praised the participants’ dedication and highlighted the importance of youth engagement in marine conservation.

The CEFAS Regional Workshop on Marine Litter, held from 14 to 16 October 2024, brought together marine scientists, policymakers, and environmental regulators to tackle the escalating crisis of plastic pollution in the region’s waters. Through intensive technical training and collaborative dialogue, the three-day event focused on standardizing monitoring protocols for beach, floating, and seafloor litter.…

The Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment (ROPME), in collaboration with the UK Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), convened the Regional Marine Litter Workshop 2024 from 14–16 October 2024 at the ROPME Headquarters in Kuwait. The workshop brought together around 45 participants from all ROPME Member States, along with

The Regional Environment Day celebration cast a crucial spotlight on one of the area’s most pressing environmental challenges under the theme: “Dust storms & their Effects on the land & Marine Ecosystems.” This critical event gathered regional experts, policymakers, and environmental advocates to examine how the increasing frequency and intensity of sand and dust storms…

The Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment (ROPME) celebrated the Regional Environment Day 2023 under the theme “Dust Storms and their Effects on the Land and Marine Ecosystems.” Regional Environment Day is observed every year on 24 April; however, in 2023 the celebration was postponed to 8–10 May to take place after

The Regional Organization for the Protection of the Marine Environment (ROPME) successfully celebrated Regional Environment Day under the theme “Sailing towards Sustainability”, held from 20-24 April 2025. The event brought together students, experts and specialists in marine environment and sustainability to raise awareness about the importance of protecting marine ecosystems, highlight regional environmental challenges, and

Coral reef collapse destroys fisheries that many coastal communities depend on, leading to loss of income and rising poverty. As fish populations decline, affordable protein becomes scarce, causing unmet food needs and increasing malnutrition, especially among vulnerable groups. The loss of reefs also removes natural coastal protection, worsening economic hardship and trapping communities in long-term…

ROPME celebrated the Regional Environment Day on 24 April 2024 under the theme “The Effects of Coral Reef Degradation on Marine Life and Beaches.” The event brought together educational institutions, environmental organizations, and other stakeholders, reflecting the importance of raising awareness among communities and the younger generation.The programme highlighted the ecological significance of coral reefs,

Building on decades of collaborative conservation, Regional Environmental Day 2024 brought Member States together to address the accelerating environmental challenges facing our shared marine and coastal ecosystems. This year’s observance emphasized innovative strategies for climate resilience, pollution reduction, and biodiversity protection. By uniting policymakers, scientists, and the public, the 2024 event reaffirmed the region’s unwavering…

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Failaka Island, located off the coast of Kuwait, is rich in history, featuring archaeological ruins from ancient Mesopotamian and Greek civilizations. Today, it serves as a cultural and touristic destination, offering visitors a glimpse into Kuwait’s heritage and natural beauty.