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I am, of course, pleased that the fishing agreement between the EC and the Seychelles, the first agreement negotiated within the framework of the Partnership Agreements, has been extended.
This agreement is an opportunity for all and beneficial to everyone:
It will give Community vessels transparent and managed access to the fishery resources of the Seychelles;
In return, the financial compensation paid by the EU will be a great support to coastal populations, by assisting in the development of certain vital economic sectors, such as the processing industry and port services.
I would add that the agreement allows for the option of increasing the financial compensation paid by the EC depending on catch volumes.
That is why I support this report unreservedly.
The only fly in the ointment now is the lack of consideration given to the European Parliament. It is not right that we had to wait for almost a year to receive the text of the Protocol, for administrative and technical reasons. I hope that, in future, the European Parliament will be more involved in monitoring this agreement throughout its lifetime. Hopefully that is not just pie in the sky."@en1
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