World Tuna Day
World Tuna Day World Tuna Day was first celebrated on May 2nd, 2017, after the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution to establish this observance. The resolution recognized the importance of tuna and other related species to the economic and social well-being of many countries and regions around the world, particularly those that rely on tuna fishing and processing for employment and livelihoods. Marine Stewardship Council's 2023 theme for World Tuna Day is “Yes We Can” . Tuna are among the most commercially important fish species in the world, with global catch levels exceeding 7 million tons per year. Tuna are also an important source of protein for millions of people around the world, particularly in developing countries where fish is a staple food. However, many tuna populations have been overfished, and some are now considered to be at risk of collapse. The main objective of World Tuna Day is to raise awareness about the importance of managing tuna stocks su...