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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 13838
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SECTORAL POLICIES / Fisheries

Ministers to call for urgent action to tackle crisis in fisheries and aquaculture sector

On Monday 30 March in Brussels, EU fisheries ministers will debate the energy transition in the EU’s fisheries and aquaculture sector.

This topic of debate, chosen by the Cyprus Presidency of the EU Council before the Middle East crisis, comes at just the right time, given that the effects of the war in Iran and the region are having an impact on energy prices for fishing boats.

Ministers are expected to discuss the measures to be taken in the long term, as part of the work underway...

Contents

ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECONOMY: EU countries invited to take temporary and targeted budgetary measures in response to impact of war in Middle East
CUSTOMS: European Parliament and EU Council decide to reform European Customs Code
FINANCE/CLIMATE: European Economic and Social Committee calls for preserving robustness of EU’s regulatory framework for sustainable finance
SECTORAL POLICIES
AGRICULTURE: Central and Eastern European EU countries advocate for a strong and equitable post-2027 CAP
AGRICULTURE: European ministers will debate ‘Vision’ for agriculture, trade, and dairy crisis on Monday, 30 March
FISHERIES: ministers to call for urgent action to tackle crisis in fisheries and aquaculture sector
ENVIRONMENT: European Commission adopts new guidelines to future-proof Natura 2000 network against climate change
COMPETITIVENESS: complex rules, vagueness over ‘Made in EU’ – EU Member States set out their initial concerns over Industrial Accelerator Act
COMPETITIVENESS: semiconductors – France requests more time to authorise European Commission to bring EU into US Pax Silica initiative
HOME AFFAIRS: Europol fears a sharp slowdown in investigations into online child sexual abuse material following expiry of ePrivacy Directive derogation
EXTERNAL ACTION
AFRICA: “Europe, like the world, is going to become Africanised”, stresses Vice-President of European Parliament, Younous Omarjee
MOLDOVA: on a visit to Chișinău, Michael McGrath welcomes Moldova’s progress and reinforces support for reforms
JAPAN: EU and Tokyo conclude their third strategic dialogue, maintaining united front in face of tensions in China Sea
UNITED STATES: satisfied with vote in European Parliament, US ambassador to EU awaits outcome of forthcoming negotiations with EU Council
TRADE: with Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, EU supports rules-based trade
INSTITUTIONAL
EU INSTITUTIONS: European Court of Auditors invites European Economic and Social Committee and European Committee of Regions to assess impact of their work
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
CULTURE/MEDIA: nine countries have signed new Council of Europe Convention on co-production of series
NEWS BRIEFS
AGRICULTURE: European Commission approves two new protected geographical indications
HUMANITARIAN AID: 150 tonnes of humanitarian supplies delivered to Lebanon due to three flights coordinated by EU
STATE AID: green light for Luxembourg scheme to support investment in clean technology manufacturing capacity
ENERGY: informal meeting of European energy ministers on 31 March
ENERGY: despite below average gas storage levels, these remain stable, reassures European Commission
IRAN: G7 countries reaffirm “absolute necessity” of restoring freedom of navigation in Strait of Hormuz
JUSTICE: European Public Prosecutor’s Office conducts 18 arrests in Spain in connection with a €32.8 million VAT fraud involving importation of alcohol
MIGRATION: 1.2 million people acquired nationality in EU Member States in 2024 according to Eurostat
TUNISIA: Chair of European Parliament Subcommittee on Human Rights deplores postponement of planned mission to country
CORRIGENDUM
CORRUPTION: details of European Parliament’s adoption of EU anti-corruption directive