Japan and Russia start negotiations on salmon and trout fishing

Published 2023년 3월 20일

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Negotiations between Japan and Russia on the conditions for Japanese fishermen to catch salmon and trout in the Japanese exclusive economic zone for the year began on Monday and will continue until March 24. The discussions, which are being held via videoconference, aim to agree on quotas for seafood catching and address other issues. The schedule for negotiations on a quota for fishing in the Russian exclusive economic zone has not been set. The two countries have been fishing in each other's 200-mile exclusive economic zones since a 1984 agreement.

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Representatives of Japan and the Russian Federation on Monday began discussing the conditions for catching salmon and trout by Japanese fishermen in the 200-mile Japanese exclusive economic zone for this year. This was announced on Monday by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan. Negotiations in the format of a videoconference will last until March 24, they are attended by representatives of the relevant departments of the two countries, as well as representatives of the Foreign Ministries of the two states. At the same time, according to the Kyodo agency, the date of similar negotiations on a quota for fishing in the 200-mile Russian exclusive economic ...

Source: Kvedomosti