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King Marine Newsletter in May,2015

[ 2015.08.19 ]


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HANGZHOU, China Alibaba Group Holding Limited held its inaugural Global Conference on Women and Entrepreneurship on May 20-21 in Hangzhou, China at the Dragon Hotel. The goal of the conference is to spark dialogue and action on what can be done to encourage more women to pursue their professional and personal ambitions.
The more than 500 attendees will include leaders and executives from the fields of politics, business, finance, technology, fashion and media – women who are not only accomplished in their own right, but who are driving the conversation at

their respective organizations as the influencers of current and future generations of women across China.There only have seven women can participate in this conference in NINGBO area,Phidial bao was one of those. And many globle famous female in it, Barbara Janet Woodward , the british ambassador to China. Jacqueline Reses Yahoo,chief development office and many so on.Several Alibaba executives will give keynote speeches, including Jack Ma, Executive Chairman; Lucy Peng, Chief People Officer and Chief Executive Office of Ant Financial

Services Group; and Maggie Wu, Chief Financial Officer.
"The world is a better place because of women’s important creations and contributions. We know that women will lead us to a better and brighter future, and we are honored to host so many inspirational women as we work to empower the next generation of female leaders and entrepreneurs in China,” said Jack Ma. "I think every women is very important in the world,not only to our family ,but also to the society.
At last ,wish you everything well.

The World Tuna Purse-seine Organization (WTPO) announced its members, “concerned about the current tuna industry and optimal conservation and sustainable use of valuable tuna resources”,have agreed to cut fishing effort.The members of the WTPO,according to a note sent out on April 29 following a meeting in Guam on April 26,have agreed to adopt a 35% reduction of fishing effort from May 15, 2015 to Dec. 31, 2015. A 35% cut in fishing effort is expected to amount to 200- 250,000t less tuna caught.

They will also meet on July 21, 2015, to assess the situation and “take further action if necessary”. The WTPO will also cooperate closely with Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) for better management of the tuna fishery. Non-specific news of an agreement between the PNA countries and the WTPO had been reported in the local press. The reduction in fishing will apply to all WTPO members and some non-members which wish to cooperate.

It will cover the Western and Central Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans, and extends to all refrigerated tuna purse seiners.