Incentives for long-distance fishing are being prepared for fishermen in Russia

Published 2021년 2월 26일

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Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko has called for the development of mechanisms to compensate fishing vessels for fuel costs in foreign waters and to provide government support for krill production. The Federal Agency for Fishery and the Ministry of Agriculture, along with other bodies, have been directed to submit proposals on these matters by mid-March and late-April respectively. This follows earlier announcements of subsidies for fishing in remote areas and plans for state support in krill fishing vessel construction.
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The relevant agencies should work out mechanisms to compensate for the cost of fuel for fishing in foreign waters and to provide government support for krill production. The instructions were given by Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko. The plans to subsidize fuel costs for fishing in remote areas and state support for the construction of krill fishing vessels were previously announced by the head of the Federal Agency for Fishery Ilya Shestakov. The head of the department spoke about the preparation of the relevant government decrees at a meeting of the legal commission on the development of fisheries, which was chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Victoria Abramchenko. Following the meeting, relevant instructions were given. • The Ministry of Agriculture and Rosrybolovstvo should, together with other interested federal executive bodies, ensure that the government submits a draft resolution defining the rules for subsidizing the cost of fuel for fishing in the areas where ...
Source: Fishnet.ru

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