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Vigo, 18th may. European Fisheries Technology Platform has been presented  during the industrial fair “Navalia”. This initiative will coordinate the R&D policies in the fishery sector in the European countries.

The President of Europeche Javier Garat assured this issue during the presentation of the Platform. He was accompanied by the Conselleira del Mar of the Galician government Rosa Quintana

Garat affirmed that “The European Commission stimulated the creation of this Platform in order to have the coordination among the R&D initiatives of the different countries and for the individual initiatives to be shared”

The President of Europeche remembered that “the European fishery sector manifest exploitation’s high costs and it suffers from the consequences of low fish prices and the crisis”.

Among the platform’s objectives Javier Garat emphasized the importance of providing a common European approaching in R&D”, also it is important to offer a long term view in fisheries technologies, to reach a consensus of a route map and an agenda in future researches, as well as to mobilize a community of public and private resources in order to be able to carry out these activities

He also said that “research programs are necessary and we must achieve they will help to the relationships among the enterprises”.

Furthermore, he said that enterprises in the sector, scientific organization in EU, universities, public administration or trade union will have the opportunity to participate in the Platform. He pleads for a flexible organization that will let to react to the fishery sector necessities in R&D.

 Rosa Quintana commented that the fishery activities have to keep up with the times in order to get advantages of competitors.

The Conselleira also said that we share the worry and the interest for the future maritime and fishery’s activities in Europe.

Quintana also pleads for “the innovation and the competitive”, and she stated that Navalia and E-Fishing are a good example for the necessity of work together in order to advance.

As the fishery Autonomic responsible stated “to join synergies” will help to save resources in order to aim at the future.
 


 

 

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Provide a common European approach on Innovative Fisheries Technologies from research to production outlining the key issues for a strategic European innovation processes.

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Provide a long-term vision for fisheries technology and R&D

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Formulate a commonly agreed roadmap for action (updating, assembling and completing existing knowledge and approaches) and provide a Strategic Research Agenda (SRA).

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Mobilise public and private human, infrastructural and financial resources.

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Establish an arena for continuous dialogue among all stakeholders and define priorities for common future research and innovation as well as infrastructure activities.

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Developing synergies between the EFTP and other related Technology Platforms.
Facilitate International cooperation on technology issues.

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Support education, training and necessary recruitment to maintain and strengthen the skilled labour force within the fishing industry segment
Fulfil the social expectations regarding sustainable fisheries


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European Fishing sector

The European Fisheries Technology Platform is an essential tool to promote the transition from an obsolete and traditional sector to another competitive, sustainable and modern sector, in which the fishing industry must be a fundamental part of it, not only as a consultancy forum but as a board of directors, managing his footsteps.

 

Fishing ad aquaculture are important economic activities in the European Union. While the fishing sector's contribution to the gross national product (GNP) of Member States is generally less than 1%, its impact is highly significant as a source of employment. Statistics provided by EUROSTAT (2008) shows that more than 400 000 people are employed in the fisheries sector. Further, the EU’s total landings are estimated to 5.6 mil...


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