IMO Numbers Vital to End Illegal Fishing, says African Fisheries Official

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Manuel Castiano, director of fisheries surveillance in Mozambique, says mandatory International Maritime Organization vessel identification numbers are vital to fighting illegal fishing in the oceans surrounding Africa.

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