Maritime Forum
Maritime Forum Themes
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- Blue economy
- Blue Energy
- Non-living resources
- Size of blue economy
- Tourism
- Blue Bioeconomy
- Aquaculture
- Blue Bioeconomy Forum
- Fisheries
- Species
- Advisory groups
- Issues
- Maritime transport
- Maritime policy
- Ocean governance
- Ocean literacy
- Marine knowledge
- Governance
- Maritime forum
- Member State Expert Group
- Other Institutions and bodies
- Stakeholder Platform
- Piracy and Armed Robbery at Sea
- Commission working groups
- European Maritime Day
- Finance
- Maritime spatial planning and coastal zone management
- Maritime security
- EU policy areas
- Countries
- Basins
- Blue economy
- Blue Energy
- Non-living resources
- Size of blue economy
- Tourism
- Blue Bioeconomy
- Aquaculture
- Blue Bioeconomy Forum
- Fisheries
- Species
- Advisory groups
- Issues
- Maritime transport
- Maritime policy
- Ocean governance
- Ocean literacy
- Marine knowledge
- Governance
- Maritime forum
- Member State Expert Group
- Other Institutions and bodies
- Stakeholder Platform
- Piracy and Armed Robbery at Sea
- Commission working groups
- European Maritime Day
- Finance
- Maritime spatial planning and coastal zone management
- Maritime security
- EU policy areas
- Countries
Seas round Outermost Regions
There are seven "outermost regions": Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion (the four French overseas departments), the Canaries (Spain), and the Azores and Madeira (Portugal).
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Unveiling the potential of the Outermost Regions for sustainable blue growth – new study The report Realising the potential of the Outermost Regions for sustainable blue growth presents the results of a study prepared for the European Commission |
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"A global dimension of the European Maritime Policy: the Outermost Regions perspective" (1.4) Chair: Carlos Portugués Carrillo, General Director of Relations with Europe. Government of the Canary Islands, representing the Conference of the Outermost Regions. Speakers: 1. Jorge Bonnet Fernández, Director of the Agency for Sustainable Development and Climate Change of the Government of the Canary Islands. Start date: 19/05/2010 - 14:30 Last update: 23/01/15 |
Last update: 26/05/2020 | Top |