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Norway & Russia Reach Agreement on Barents Sea Fisheries 2026 - The Fishing Daily - Irish, UK and European Fishing Industry News
Head of Delegation and Ministerial Advisor at the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, Mette I. Wikborg signing the Norway Russia Fisheries Agreement for 2026. Photo: NFD Norway and Russia have reached agreement on a fisheries deal for 2026, an arrangement described as critical to ensuring responsible and sustainable management of fish stocks in the …
Norway and the EU have entered into bilateral fisheries agreements for 2026, including quota exchange and access to each other's zones.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Culture and the Minister of Natural Resources and Labor are invited to consult with the Foreign Affairs Committee this afternoon. The consultation is about fisheries negotiations. It will not be said what the fisheries negotiations are. But yesterday Norway and Russia reached an agreement on fishing in the Barents Sea next year. And this agreement the government has apparently been waiting for, because the Far…
Norway and the EU have agreed on bilateral fisheries agreements for 2026 for the North Sea, Skagerrak and in addition the neighborhood agreement on Swedish vessels' fishing in the Norwegian zone.
Norway and Russia have agreed on fisheries cooperation. The two countries are negotiating the management of shared fish stocks in the Barents Sea, including cod, haddock and capelin. It was expected that the negotiations could be particularly demanding this year, partly because Norway last summer announced a full ban on two Russian shipping companies after suspicions of espionage. The Norwegian-Russian fisheries negotiations have been ongoing si…
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