Member States and the European fishing industry are demanding sanctions against Norway for significantly exceeding its quota. As President Soros, Hungarian officials can smooth over the conflict.
Member States and the European fishing industry are criticizing Norway for unilaterally appropriating quotas for certain fish species, and are calling on the European Commission to introduce trade sanctions to protect the market, reports Mandiner following Euractiv.
It was said at the meeting of the Agriculture and Fisheries Council,
Norway has significantly exceeded its quota for certain pelagic species such as mackerel.
We have extensive relations with Norway, which means that we have the appropriate tools at our disposal for the successful conclusion of the negotiations - the paper quotes Zsolt Feldman, the president-in-charge of the Council, Hungary's state secretary for agriculture and rural development.
Source: Mandarin
