At the World Forum of Fisher Peoples (WFFP) General Assembly (GA8) on Day 3, the event likely includes a mística session, which is a symbolic and ritualistic moment often used in gatherings of the WFFP. This session serves to create a shared space for solidarity, culture, and reflection of the Brazil .
After the mística session, countries usually present their country reports, which are formal presentations where each nation shares updates on the status of fisheries, issues affecting their fishing communities, and any progress or challenges they’ve encountered in the implementation of policies related to fisheries management and the protection of coastal and fishing communities.
