Order No. 2035 of the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture validating the Fishing Regime in the Black Sea Basin in 2026.

This Order primarily addresses the regulation of fisheries and water bioresources. It aims to formalize management practices, including registration procedures, control measures, and the regulation of fishing activities, with specific emphasis on the management of the Dnieper-Busk system and the Black Sea area. The policy context involves ensuring sustainable use of aquatic bioresources, adherence to established quotas, and compliance with technical standards. The document specifies the management of various water bioresources, including species like sprats, anchovy, and turbot, with detailed restrictions on fishing periods, vessel numbers, grid sizes, and catch limits. It emphasizes the necessity for users to report water bioresources' health status, including disease detection and environmental deterioration, to relevant authorities. Additionally, it mandates the use of electronic fisheries management systems for record-keeping and enforces quotas and technical standards to regulate fishing activities. Implementation mechanisms involve institutional responsibilities assigned to the Ministry of Justice, the State Regulatory Service, and other designated bodies, with specific timelines and procedural requirements. The document details control procedures, including monitoring of catch limits, reporting obligations, and sanctions for exceeding quotas or using non-compliant fishing gear. It also delineates the management of natural reserve territories, emphasizing adherence to the regimes established for these areas, and specifies technical standards for fishing gear and vessel markings, ensuring procedural compliance and enforcement within the regulatory framework.