At the end of July 2021, the European Commission concluded the negotiations for a new sustainable fisheries partnership agreement (SFPA) with Mauritania for a period of 6 years, tacitly renewable. On the same day, the protocol of this new agreement was signed. It entered into provisional application on 16 November 2021.
The Summit between the European Union and the African Union, which will take place in a few days, is an opportunity to give a voice to African artisanal fisheries stakeholders and civil society to identify how partnership relations between Africa and Europe can help support sustainable artisanal fisheries in Africa
Report for CNN Greece on the MedByCatch project. A testimonial from project stakeholders in Tunisia on the importance of raising awareness among fishermen on the new techniques implemented to mitigate accidental catches of vulnerable species.
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