Brussels Accelerates Contacts with Mauritania to Renew the Fisheries Agreement After a Pact Has Not yet Been Reached
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Brussels is trying to close a new round of negotiations with Mauritania to renew the fisheries agreement which allows the Community fleet (including Canary Islands vessels) to fish in its waters and which expires on 15 November. European Commissioner for Fisheries and Coasts, Costas Kadis, said Tuesday, following the EU Council of Fisheries Ministers, that the Commission intends to resume the "soon" talks with the aim of reaching an agreement an…
The European Commission has assured this Tuesday that the renewal of the fisheries agreement with Mauritania is a 'maximum priority' and has announced that it will seek a new round of contacts to try to unblock the outstanding differences, after the exchange of letters between the two parties has not yet allowed a pact to be reached. [...] The Brussels entry accelerates contacts with Mauritania to renew the fisheries agreement after not yet achi…
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