Faroe Islands extends fishing agreement with Russia

게시됨 2022년 11월 26일

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The Faroe Islands have decided to renew their fishing quotas agreement with Russia, despite opposition from the EU and Denmark, particularly due to the ongoing situation in Ukraine. The Minister of Fisheries, Arni Skole, justifies the move as crucial for fish stock management, job stability, and the sustainability of small fishing communities, highlighting its economic significance. The agreement permits the Faroe Islands to secure quotas for various fish species in the Barents Sea, while allowing Russian fishermen to operate in Faroese waters and offload their catch in Faroese ports.

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The authorities of the Faroe Islands have decided to conclude a new agreement on fishing quotas with Russia. This was reported on Saturday by the agency Ritsaus Bureau. The Fisheries Agreement has been in existence since 1977 and is reviewed every year. The agreement was extended despite objections from the EU and Denmark due to the situation in Ukraine. Among other things, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Yenis av Rana said that, in his opinion, the Faroe Islands should stop any cooperation with Russia. “It is absolutely right for the Faroe Islands to extend the current fishing agreement with Russia, where we exchange fishing quotas with the Russians,” commented the Minister of Fisheries of the Faroe Islands, Arni Skole, in an interview with the Jyllands-Posten newspaper. “In the Faroe Islands, we completely distance ourselves from any wars , including from the war in Ukraine. But for us, the agreement is much more than just fishing." The minister explained that the ...

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