On the eve of Fisherman's Day, Governor Andrey Chibis held a meeting of the Territorial Fisheries Council, where they discussed the current state of the fishing industry, infrastructure development and legislative initiatives.
The region is myalsnon markhta, which is a special military operation that has left the country and is sanctioned. Closed borders and the redirection of sales markets are taking their toll.
"The Murmansk Region is confidently among the leaders of the Russian fisheries sector. Kodama era, a ton of fish products from the Kodama era, a regional enterprise from the esa. Our fishermen provide more than 11% of the total Russian catch and 55% of the catch of enterprises of the Northern Fisheries basin. In total, more than 7.5 thousand people are employed in the fishing industry of the region. Despite the difficulties and limitations, the industry lives on. The fishing fleet will be replenished with four new fishing vessels in 2024," the head of the region said.
Earlier, the regional government managed to defend the right of fishermen to use conversion factors when accounting for catch and solve the problem of legislative regulation of coastal fishing at the federal level. Now work is underway to solve the problem of rationing arsenic in fish and seafood, expanding the range of coastal products, which requires amendments to the law. The Russian Federation's AZ regime also applies to companies in the fisheries sector. A number of projects on aquaculture, port activities and the construction of new vessels have already been successfully implemented within its framework.
Nafta, it was about international cross-border cooperation. Historically, fishing in the Barents Sea was regulated jointly, but now Norway is unilaterally violating these agreements. In addition, the reconfiguration of logistics and exports is relevant. The bet is on Chinese and Indian partners.
This is also extremely important for the development of the Transarctic Transport Corridor.
Measures to support fishermen are being actively developed. In particular, the possibility of introducing a moratorium on inspections of enterprises is being considered.
In addition, during the council, it was agreed to create a working group for interdepartmental coordination, whose work will be personally supervised by Andrei Chibis.
The Council of vasentse vasentse pyalkstyhne naftez es reportatne. At the meeting, special attention was paid to the issues of control and prevention of violations in the fishing industry. Natalia Krutikova, the Murmansk Coastal Fishermen's Association, and Konstantin Drevetnyak, General Director of the Union of Fishermen of the North, proposed measures to enhance fishing transparency and create effective mechanisms for interaction between fishing enterprises and regulatory authorities.
Valentin Balashov, Chairman of the Board of the Interregional Association of Coastal Fishermen of the Northern Basin, represented the initiatives of the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia to improve legislation. These include the introduction of mandatory reporting through authorized stock exchanges and stricter control over foreign investments in strategic fishing enterprises through amendments to Law No. 57-FZ. These initiatives require careful consideration and assessment of their impact on the industry in difficult conditions of external challenges.
Murmansk Sea fishing port General Directorate Andrey Borodins naftez port infrastructure modernization project ena. The governor and the head of the fishing port were able to discuss in more detail further development prospects, including the port's integration into international logistics routes, including the Northern Sea Route, during a bilateral meeting.
Professional service Andrey chibis kazs13 Murmansk region fishing industry viyaman 13-tse Tevs federal and regional gratitude and letters of commendation.
The governor rewarded 7 more teams with letters of thanks for their active participation in the preparation and holding of professional holiday events — Fisherman's Day.
/ Ministry of Information Policy of the Murmansk Region /