The Spanish Presidency is committed to sustainable and competitive community fishing to strengthen the activity

Published 2023년 12월 5일

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The Secretary General of Fisheries has stated that Spain will defend the establishment of fishing quotas that benefit the fleet and ensure sustainable fishing during the upcoming EU Council of Ministers meeting. The Spanish Presidency will work to improve Total Allowable Catch (TAC) and fishing quotas for 2024, particularly for species such as crayfish and sole. The Spanish Presidency also aims to establish multi-annual quotas for certain species starting in 2024 to provide stability and better planning for shipowners.
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The Secretary General of Fisheries, Isabel Artime, has assured that the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) will defend the establishment of fishing quotas that respond to the interests of the fleet and that guarantee the maintenance of sustainable community fishing and competitive in the Council of Ministers of Agriculture and Fisheries of the EU to be held in Brussels, between December 10 and 12, in which the Total Allowable Catch (TAC) and fishing quotas for the year 2024 will be decided. This Council of Ministers will be the last to be held under the Spanish Presidency. Today, Isabel Artime chaired, by videoconference, the Informative Community Policy Advisory Council for Fisheries Affairs prior to the ministerial meeting. The Secretary General of Agriculture and Food, Fernando Miranda, has in turn chaired the Consultative Council of Agriculture and Rural Development in which he has informed the regional councilors of the issues in this matter that ...
Source: Agrodiario

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