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"en.20060906.17.3-136"2
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The European Parliament is giving its verdict today on two fishing agreements that are of importance in relation to the Indian Ocean: one with the Republic of Seychelles and the other with the Republic of the Comoros.
These agreements, which are scheduled to last for six and seven years respectively, on a renewable basis, have the following objectives: economic, financial, technical and scientific cooperation in the fisheries sector; the laying down of conditions for Community fishing vessels to access the territorial waters of the Seychelles and the Comoros; and the setting up of partnerships between companies with the aim of developing, in the common interest, economic activities coming under the fisheries sector and any activities related thereto. A financial contribution will be paid to the Seychelles and the Comoros in return for the exploitation of their fishery resources.
As an elected representative from overseas who is aware of the role of fishing in the overseas economy, and particularly that of RĂ©union, I am pleased that Europe is helping to establish both a responsible form of fishing in the Indian Ocean and the sustainable exploitation of its fishery resources. That is why I voted in favour of these two agreements."@en1
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