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"The symposium entitled ‘International symposium – Improved fisheries and science partnerships as policy drivers’ will be organised by the Belgian Presidency on 9 and 10 November in Ostend, which, as you no doubt know, is a town on Belgium’s coast. On 15 July, during the presentation of its priorities, the Presidency did, in fact, invite the European Parliament to attend.
By organising this symposium, the Belgian Presidency wishes to contribute to current thinking on the preparation of reforms to the current common fisheries policy. A new common policy on the subject should be in place by 2013. The scientists and the fishing sector often have differing viewpoints and each adopt a different position on fisheries and environmental management. The aim of the symposium is to discuss this problem in detail and to learn lessons from good practices in the field.
To this end, the plan is to organise discussions on five subjects: data collection and stock assessment, joint efforts to improve selectivity and reduce discards, communication between scientists and industry, improvements to the integrated consultation process and, finally, self-management. The results of the symposium will serve as the basis for a ministerial debate at the ‘Agriculture and Fisheries’ Council in November. The Council will then be able to draw the appropriate conclusions."@en1
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