EU agriculture and fisheries ministers are scheduled to meet in Luxembourg on 26–27 October. The agenda seeks a partial negotiating position on the common agricultural policy after 2027 and a political agreement on Baltic Sea fishing opportunities for 2027.
The farm-policy position would exclude financial and horizontal issues, which remain part of negotiations on the 2028–2034 EU budget. Proposed rules address farm incomes, payment targeting, generational renewal and resilience.
Fisheries discussions aim to set catch limits and national quotas for commercially important Baltic stocks. Ministers will also prepare the EU position for November’s Atlantic tuna commission meeting in Portugal. At this edition’s preparation, the published material is an agenda, not a report of agreed outcomes.
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Original summary based on the sources above, checked for the October 26, 2026 edition. Reference dates are shown separately from the edition date.