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Council Regulation (EEC) No 3620/87 of 30 November 1987 concerning the conclusion of the Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Government of the People's Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola

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Article 5

The Parties undertake to consult each other, either directly or within international organizations, in order to ensure the management and conservation of the living resources in the Atlantic Ocean. The Parties shall make every effort to establish collaboration between fisheries research institutes in Angola and in the Member States of the Community in respect of research programmes and the exchange of information.

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Article 5

The Parties undertake to consult each other, either directly or within international organizations, in order to ensure the management and conservation of the living resources in the Atlantic Ocean. The Parties shall make every effort to establish collaboration between fisheries research institutes in Angola and in the Member States of the Community in respect of research programmes and the exchange of information.

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