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Pacific Ocean [ Pacific | Pacific Region | north pacific ocean(UNBIS) | south pacific ocean(UNBIS) ]

Asia–Pacific economic cooperation [ APEC | Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Council | Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum ]

Pacific Fishery Regulations, 1993 [ British Columbia Fishery (General) Regulations | Pacific Coast Marine Plant Regulations | Pacific Commercial Salmon Fishery Regulations | Pacific Fishery Regulations, 1984 | Pacific Herring Fishery Regulations | Pacific Shellfish Regulations | Tuna Fishery Regulation ]

Canadian Pacific Railway Limited [ CPR | Canadian Pacific Railway | Canadian Pacific Limited | Canadian Pacific Railway Company | Canadian Pacific | CP Rail ]

Asia/Pacific Group | Asia/Pacific Group on Money Laundering | APG [Abbr.] | APGML [Abbr.]

Pacific Standard Time | Pacific Time | PST [Abbr.] | PT [Abbr.]

Pacific loon | Pacific diver

Secretariat of the Pacific Community [ Conference of the Pacific Community | Pacific Community | South Pacific Commission | SPC ]

Asian Pan-Pacific Society of Paediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition [ APPSGAN | Asian Pan-Pacific Association of Gastroenterology and Nutrition | Asian-Pacific Association of Gastroenterology | Asian Pacific Paediatric Gastro-enterology Group | Asian Pacific Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology ]

Agreement for the Establishment of the Indo-Pacific Fisheries Council | Asia-Pacific Fishery Commission Agreement | APFIC Agreement [Abbr.]

1. Urges the Commission to ensure coherence among all the Union policies affecting the Pacific region, as required by Article 208 TFEU, and specifically those on fisheries, trade and development, and to enhance potential synergies with a view to achieving a multiplier effect that maximises the benefits both for the states of the Pacific region and for the EU Member States, while also promoting the international dimension, boosting the EU’s strategic presence, raising the profile of the EU in the Western and Central Pacific, and contributing to the sustainable exploitation of Pacific resources;

1. Urges the Commission to ensure coherence among all the Community policies affecting the Pacific region, as required by Article 208 TFEU, and specifically those on fisheries, trade and development, and to enhance potential synergies with a view to achieving a multiplier effect that maximises the benefits both for the states of the Pacific region and for the EU Member States, while also promoting the international dimension, boosting the EU’s strategic presence, raising the profile of the EU in the Western and Central Pacific, and contributing to the sustainable exploitation of Pacific resources;

2. Points out the need for EU policies to be consistent with development objectives along the lines called for in Article 208 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union; calls on the Commission to ensure that measures relating to Pacific fisheries are in keeping with an external dimension of the common fisheries policy and with the joint communication from the Commission and the High Representative entitled ‘Towards a renewed EU-Pacific development Partnership’, and that they guarantee responsible and sustainable exploitation of fishery resources while at the same time contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Develo ...[+++]pment Goals and responding to environmental challenges in the Pacific region; strongly supports the proposal put forward by the Commission and the High Representative aimed at making the Pacific OCTs catalysts for inclusive and sustainable growth for human development in the region, including in the fisheries sector;

This might be the case for the majority of the Pacific Island countries. But for a significant number there is a hidden truth in the fact that many of the Pacific Islands are not countries at all: they are 21st century colonies, and two of the colonising nations happen to be members of the EU, namely France and Britain.