The Commission has considered that the proposed concentration does not lead to the creation or strengthening of a dominant position. It will make it easier for European companies raising capital worldwide to comply with the financial reporting requirements of international capital markets and thus compete on equal terms with non-European competitors. The hearing will give participants the opportunity to express their views and take part in the debate on the key issues and options identified by the Commission in its Green Paper which was launched last March. Representatives from the fisheries and aquaculture industry, NGOs concerned with the environment and development co-operation, consumers associations, national and regional authorities, scientific experts, as well as individuals interested in the Common Fisheries Policy are expected to attend this hearing. The Commission will present its proposals to the Council and the European Parliament for the review of the CFP before the end of this year.
Journalists are welcome to attend.
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