Table of Contents:
External relations and enlargement
Outline of the Community (European Union) legislation about External relations and enlargement
Topics
These categories group together and put in context the legislative and non-legislative initiatives which deal with the same topic.
Maritime Affairs And Fisheries > External relations and enlargement
External relations and enlargement
The European Union Member States have to share an extremely mobile and often overtapped resource. The survival of the fisheries sector requires the implementation of common rules beyond Community waters. For this reason, on behalf of the European Union, the European Commission negotiates bilateral fisheries agreements with third countries, participates in various regional fisheries organisations (RFOs) and contributes to drawing up international agreements.
For that matter, the adoption of the Community fisheries laws by applicant countries is a prerequisite for the success of their EU membership process.
RELATIONS WITH NON-EU MEMBER COUNTRIES
- Dimension extérieure de la politique commune de la pêche réformée
(FR) - Autorisation to fish in third-country waters
- Partnership agreements with Non-EU Member Countries
- Black Sea Synergy
REGIONAL ORGANISATIONS
- Participation in Regional Fisheries Organisations
ENLARGEMENT
Ongoing enlargement
- The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia – Agriculture, fisheries and food safety
- Croatia – Agriculture, fisheries and food safety
- Turkey – Agriculture, fisheries and food safety
- Iceland – Agriculture, fisheries and food safety
Enlargement of January 2007
- Bulgaria
- Romania
May 2004 enlargement
- Cyprus
- Estonia
- Hungary
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Malta
- Poland
- The Czech Republic
- Slovakia
- Slovenia