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Last update: 9 hours agoWorld Bank & Climate Resilience: A new study warns Comoros fisheries are highly vulnerable to climate change, citing accelerating coastal erosion and damage to mangroves, seagrass beds and coral reefs, with more frequent marine heatwaves threatening coral-rich habitats and reducing fish catch potential. Regional Marine Conservation: Tanzania is set to host COP12 to the Nairobi Convention (Oct 6–9) in Dar es Salaam, aiming to boost Western Indian Ocean cooperation on marine pollution, illegal fishing, climate impacts and coastal ecosystem protection. Travel Rules (Comoros links): The Philippines reaffirmed visa-free entry for eligible Moroccan tourists, and the advisory notes Comoros among countries covered by the policy—useful for travelers planning routes via the Philippines. Visa/Transit Updates: Australia published its 2026 Transit Without Visa list (70 nationalities) with strict onward-flight conditions, while the UK released a landside transit visa list that includes Comoros—important for stopovers. Sports & Comoros Fixture: AFCON 2027 qualifying schedule lists Comoros vs Namibia on Oct 29, with the wider window running through early October. Comoros Tourism Angle: A Nat Geo Traveller piece highlights lesser-known Indian Ocean escapes—good inspiration for Comoros visitors planning multi-island trips.
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