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EU, Guinea Bissau agree to revive fisheries agreement process

EU fisheries commissioner and Guinea Bissau's new prime minister agreed to re-activate ratification procedure of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement, after previous agreement was interrupted by political turmoil

By Undercurrent News | July 17, 2014 09:24 BST
EU, Guinea Bissau agree to revive fisheries agreement process
Maria Damanaki in Guinea Bissau in 2014 The European Union and Guinea Bissau had agreed to revive the ratification process for a fisheries partnership agreement (FPA) between the two parties.
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