International ocean governance is about managing the ocean and its resources together with international partners, so that it is healthy and productive and can benefit current and future generations.
High Ambition Coalition on Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction.
The EU and Africa are working together to both protect the ocean and develop sustainable activities.
The Arctic is an area that is rapidly changing and it is a high priority on the international agenda.
More than 20% of the fish caught by European fishing vessels are actually taken outside EU waters.
Learn about how the EU is fighting illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing (IUU).
EU trade in fisheries and aquaculture products has been on the rise in recent years.
Fisheries agreements with the United Kingdom, Norway, Faroe Islands, Iceland and coastal states.
The regional fisheries management organisations (RFMOs) are international organisations regulating regional fishing activities in the high seas.
Bilateral agreements enhance sustainable fisheries governance and support development of the fisheries sector with partner countries.