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BookletCorporate general interestBevordering van veiligheid en verbetering van arbeidsomstandigheden in de Surinaamse visserij door toepassing van internationale normen 2021
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BookletCorporate general interestBergabung membentuk sektor perikanan masa depan
Mempromosikan keselamatan dan pekerjaan yang layak di sektor perikanan melalui penerapan standar internasional
2021Also available in:
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