frozen black peat

This unity of Member States should also be seen in the Union’s future actions: - a common energy policy based on the creation of new transportation routes to use different sources than the present ones, the development of a set of Black Sea policies to increase the geostrategic and security importance of the region, as well as the active involvement and promotion of new mechanisms for solving the frozen conflicts in the region.

33. Reaffirms the crucial importance of the ENP, which is an adequate framework for dialogue and action aimed at finding solutions to frozen conflicts such as Transnistria; considers that, in the absence of the rule of law, such frozen conflicts constitute black holes for organised crime, terrorism, trafficking in human beings and drugs, and are a source of insecurity; therefore calls for the strengthening of regional initiatives that bring ENP partner countries together in order to find com ...[+++]mon solutions to such conflicts.

In order to halt this crisis of the market in fishery products, the Commission, at the initiative of the responsible Commissioner, Mr Yannis Paleokrassas, has implemented a strategy involving the following actions in particular: a) On 25 February 1993, adoption by the Commission of a Regulation setting minimum import prices for the principal whitefish entering the Community, that is: cod, coalfish, haddock, hake and monkfish, both fresh and frozen, for a four-month period. These minimum prices are set at the same level as the reference prices adopted at the start of the marketing year (cf IP(93)144) b) On 13 March 1993 it added Alaska po ...[+++]llack to the list of species subject to minimum prices.