Cabo Verde renews EU tuna quotas

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EU fishers have renewed access to waters around Cabo Verde for five years under the latest deal struck between the two

The recently signed Fisheries Partnership Agreement also makes provision for strengthened fisheries governance, marine environment protection and the creation of jobs in the sector. 

Once ratified, the agreement will allow fishing vessels from EU member states to access Cabo Verde waters for five years with an annual quota of 7,000 tonnes for tuna and associated species.

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