Planas believes that Spain has achieved good results with the fishing agreement

게시됨 2024년 12월 11일

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The Spanish Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Luis Planas, has expressed satisfaction with the EU's 2025 fishing agreement, citing it as a significant win for Spain. The agreement, which has been accepted after Spain's opposition to proposed reductions in fishing days in the Mediterranean, introduces a compensation mechanism to minimize the impact on fishing activities. This mechanism includes technical selectivity measures aimed at preserving the marine ecosystem. For the Spanish Mediterranean fleet, these measures are expected to mitigate the proposed 79% reduction in fishing days. The agreement also addresses the total admissible catch for red shrimp and quotas for various fish species in the Atlantic. Additionally, Spain has secured increased fishing possibilities for cod in Norwegian waters, benefiting the Galician fleet.

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The Spanish Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Luis Planas, has highlighted this Wednesday the "good result" that the agreement on fishing possibilities for 2025 in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean reached in the European Union (EU) represents for Spain. Planas has stressed that in Mediterranean waters the fleet will be able to go out to sea on the same days as in 2024 if the measures of the agreed compensation mechanism are applied. "I think that Spain obtains good results in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean," he stressed in a press conference following the meeting of EU Fisheries Ministers held between Monday and Tuesday in Brussels. That meeting was marked by Spain's rejection of the reduction in fishing days in the Mediterranean. Planas has assured that the agreement reached last night has managed to "neutralize" the 79% decrease in fishing days for the Spanish Mediterranean fleet proposed by the Community Executive "which would have reduced the number of working days ...

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