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One more year of Cooperation: The CMA Black Sea October 2026 Factsheet

The October 2026 CMA Factsheet is now available, offering a snapshot of the Common Maritime Agenda’s four years of regional cooperation across the Black Sea. From the Blue Economy Technical Groups to the 2026 Stakeholder Conference in Burgas, the Factsheet highlights key achievements, main figures and the legacy of the BSAM in supporting EU maritime priorities.

 
The Blue Econonomy Jobs Report 2026

Blue-Jobs analysed 1.700+ vacancies across 76 countries to reveal skills, profiles and sectors driving today’s Blue Economy labour market: top in‑demand profiles, skills employers want, sector‑by‑sector trends, who’s recruiting, and global patterns & challenges. Whether you’re a student, professional or policymaker, this report maps the future of blue careers.

 
Cross border cooperation in fisheries management

PECH’s new study series explores cross-border cooperation in fisheries management across the Western Waters, Mediterranean Sea and Baltic Sea. Read the studies and watch the launch recording to discover best practices, governance solutions and lessons for sustainable fisheries.

 
Waterborne transport for a green and competitive future

CINEA’s new thematic publication “Waterborne transport for a green and competitive future” showcases EU-funded projects driving cleaner maritime and inland waterway transport through alternative fuels, innovation, greener infrastructure and collaboration, highlighting pathways towards a sustainable future.

 
New study on fishing fleet capacity and sustainability

The European Commission launched a new study that assesses the evolution, challenges and long-term sustainability of the EU fishing fleet. While fleet capacity has declined, structural imbalances remain, highlighting the need to modernise vessels, improve working conditions and advance the sector’s energy transition while addressing climate change, biodiversity loss and rising operating costs.