CFEkeretmegállapodások

CFEkeretmegállapodások refers to framework agreements related to the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) of the European Union. These agreements are designed to establish the overarching principles and objectives that guide the management of fisheries within EU waters and for EU vessels operating in international waters. They set the broad regulatory and conservation measures that Member States must adhere to in order to ensure the sustainable exploitation of fish stocks.

The primary goal of CFEkeretmegállapodások is to achieve a healthy and productive marine environment while ensuring the long-term economic viability of the fishing industry. This involves setting quotas for fishing, defining fishing seasons, regulating fishing gear, and establishing measures to combat illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing. These framework agreements provide the legal basis for more detailed regulations and national legislation implemented by each Member State.

The CFP, and by extension these framework agreements, has evolved significantly over time. Early iterations focused on ensuring a level playing field for EU fishermen and equal access to fishing grounds. More recent reforms have placed a stronger emphasis on ecological sustainability, the ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management, and the economic and social dimensions of the sector. CFEkeretmegállapodások are crucial for coordinating fisheries management across the diverse maritime regions of the EU and for representing common interests in international fisheries fora.