Milestone for ´Pacific Island States/US´ Tuna Treaty
Image: Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency / FIS
(FIJI, 4/3/2024)
A key milestone in the historic Tuna Treaty between the Pacific Island States and the United States has been reached this week with a fishing access arrangement for 2024 signed off.
The MOU provides for the United States fleet operating under the Treaty to continue fishing in the EEZs of the Pacific Island Parties in 2024, pending the formal adoption of the agreed amendments and revised text of the Treaty for 2025 onwards.
Source: Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA)
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