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Cape Verde\“s fishing industry in Sal Island represents a unique blend of Atlantic traditions and local practices. While Pakistan has its own rich fishing heritage along the Arabian Sea coast, the methods and cultural significance differ significantly from those in Cape Verde.
In Pakistan, fishing communities along the coastal areas of Sindh and Balochistan have developed distinct cultural practices around fishing. Traditional wooden boats called \“houris\“ and fishing techniques passed down through generations characterize Pakistan\“s fishing culture. The community celebrates various festivals related to fishing and monsoon seasons.
The fishing industry in Sal, Cape Verde focuses more on tuna and other deep-sea species, utilizing modern techniques alongside traditional methods. Pakistani fishing, meanwhile, emphasizes coastal fishing with strong cultural rituals and community-based fishing practices. |
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