collaboration with national and international organizations such as ACCOBAMS, AHE, GFCM, RAC-SPA,
MAVA, and IUCN, ministries, and NGOs.
Author or co-author of nine books and author of
chapters in 15 more, he has published numerous articles
in national and international scientific journals
concerning fisheries, marine biology and ecology,
marine turtles interaction with fisheries, and awareness
articles on his expertise.
Mohammed Malouli Idrissi is PhD in environmental
economics and science and an expert on economics
fishery aspects, especially on the Mediterranean side.
Presently, he is the head of the National Institute of
Fishery Research (INRH) in Tangier and a manager
officer of the marine scientific program in the Moroccan
Mediterranean. He has managed several scientific projects and programs in the Mediterranean, mainly on
themes related to small-scale fisheries, Marine Protected
Areas, the blue economy, and others.
Between 2014 and 2018, he was a head of the Marine
Resources Department at INRH, and during this period,
he actively contributed to the implementation of several
Moroccan fisheries management plans, which aimed at
preserving the main Moroccan fishery resources.
He also had professional experience within FAO
between 2008 and 2011, as coordinator of a project on
the development of artisanal fisheries.
At the regional level, he is a scientific delegate from
Morocco in the Scientific Advisory Committee at
the GFCM.
Malouli has published and contributed to the publication of several scientific articles.
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MAVA, and IUCN, ministries, and NGOs.
Author or co-author of nine books and author of
chapters in 15 more, he has published numerous articles
in national and international scientific journals
concerning fisheries, marine biology and ecology,
marine turtles interaction with fisheries, and awareness
articles on his expertise.
Mohammed Malouli Idrissi is PhD in environmental
economics and science and an expert on economics
fishery aspects, especially on the Mediterranean side.
Presently, he is the head of the National Institute of
Fishery Research (INRH) in Tangier and a manager
officer of the marine scientific program in the Moroccan
Mediterranean. He has managed several scientific projects and programs in the Mediterranean, mainly on
themes related to small-scale fisheries, Marine Protected
Areas, the blue economy, and others.
Between 2014 and 2018, he was a head of the Marine
Resources Department at INRH, and during this period,
he actively contributed to the implementation of several
Moroccan fisheries management plans, which aimed at
preserving the main Moroccan fishery resources.
He also had professional experience within FAO
between 2008 and 2011, as coordinator of a project on
the development of artisanal fisheries.
At the regional level, he is a scientific delegate from
Morocco in the Scientific Advisory Committee at
the GFCM.
Malouli has published and contributed to the publication of several scientific articles.
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About the Editors