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"en.20121122.31.4-383-498"2
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"The European market depends on imports for around 60 % of its needs as regards fish consumption. Most of the remainder is supplied under partnership agreements. The EU, as the most important fish consumption market with a global share of 11 %, is heavily responsible for the re-establishment of fishery resources and, at the same time, for the recovery and revitalisation of the EU’s fishing industry. The EU must be concerned, not only about its own marine resources, but also on a global scale. In order to improve the global fishing situation, the EU must take the lead in environmental and management terms through a consensual plan on long-distance fishing, which must be agreed to by third countries. It is therefore vital to cooperate and work with fishermen in those countries in order to standardise vessels. In our opinion, the best management does not favour individual agreements, but rather regional agreements with absolute respect for the conservation of existing resources. As this is a good report which could change the behaviour of this sector at a global level and which will guarantee sustainability in all international waters, I voted in favour."@en1
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