Spain: Andalusia studies launching aid to assist the fleet affected by the end of the fishing agreement with Morocco

Published 2023년 7월 20일

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The Minister of Agriculture in Andalusia, Carmen Crespo, has announced that the government is considering providing aid to the Andalusian fleet affected by the end of the fishing agreement with Morocco. The aim is to support crew members and ship owners during this challenging period. Crespo also expressed concern about the Asian algae problem and called for aid to be provided to affected fishermen. Additionally, she highlighted the launch of a clamshell management plan to help recover the species and provide temporary stops for shellfish collectors on foot.

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SEVILLE, July 20 (EUROPA PRESS) - The Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Sustainable Development, Carmen Crespo, has advanced that the Board is studying making aid available to the Andalusian fleet that allows "assisting" the boats affected by the end of the fishing agreement with Morocco, "although it is not our competence". This is how Crespo stated this Thursday in Seville, in an attention to the media prior to the meeting of the Fisheries Interlocution Table, a meeting in which this compensation will be studied from the Andalusian Government, whose idea is that it reaches crew members and shipowners to "alleviate their situation". "It is not the main aid, which the State has to give because it is its competence", he remarked, stressing that the Andalusian Executive "is willing to assist and help the Andalusian fleet". The counselor pointed out that Andalusia "needs the Government to make aid available to Andalusian fishermen" before the end of ...

Source: europapress