EU, Greenland renew sustainable fisheries partnership

European Union and Greenland renew sustainable fisheries partnership

Source: European Commission

Covering the next six years (2025-2030), this agreement will allow EU vessels to fish key species like cod, redfish and shrimp in Greenland

The European Union and Greenland have officially signed the renewed protocol implementing the sustainable fisheries partnership agreement (SFPA). Covering the next six years (2025-2030), this agreement will allow EU vessels to fish key species like cod, redfish and shrimp in Greenland. It reinforces the EU and Greenland’s shared commitment to sustainable fisheries and mutual economic progress, and to continuing a fruitful collaboration in fisheries governance. 

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