Iglg (contlnued) rt may be noted that the exlsting slte for such dunplng iE in the north-eastAtlantic, controlled by the Nuclear Energy Agency of the Organlzation for EconomicCo-oPeration and Deuelopnent (OECD/NEAI , phlch has been revleeing the sultabi.lityof the site (see iRevie$ of the contlnued sultablllty of th€ dumping site forradioactive waste ln the north-east Atlantlc, 1985,,, OECD). OETCD/NEA, s trBilateral Convention Surveillance ltechanlen for the Sea Dunping of Radioactive l{aates" lsthe m€chanisn, in whlch all nenber StabeE of the European Comllunity andSwitzerland partlclpate, vbich aesurea that auch dunping ig carrled out in accordance with the regulreraentg of the lpndon Dunplng Conventlon. !/ See the report of the Oslo ComtrisElon EubmltEed !o tbe Nlneb ConsultativeIrteeting of Contracting Parties to the Lntlon Dumplng Convention ll-rc, 9/9/2) |15 August 1985. 1U fhe other agreenents aatopted ln thie context concern the Mediterranean (Barcelona Conventlon and protocoLs, 19761 Athens protocol, 1980t ceneva protocol, 1982), the Kuwait Action plan Region (t(uualt Convention and protocol, 1978), Che Weseern and Central African Regton (Abtdjan Convention and protocoL, 1981), the Red Sea and culf of Aden (Jeddah Conventlon and proteol, I9B2), th€ South-East pacific (Lima Convention and Protocol, l98lt eulto protocol, 1983), and the Wider Caribbean(Cartagena Convention and Protogo}, 1983). The fir6t, neeting of States partles tothe Abidjan Convention (in force August t9841 took place in April 1985 to considerfollovr-up neasures and the eetabllshnent of a permanent secretariat. ?y The European Econonic Cornnunity (EEC) ha€ excluslve conpetence for concluding bil,ateral fisherieE agreenenCa rlth third countrles, through whichdifferent type6 of conpensatlon can be given ln exchange for access to fishinggrounds, e.9., in the form of financtal conpensatlon to be used in project irnplenenea tion, scientiflc plograme€, servlce6, fellonships, and the provision ofdata on fishing activit.ies to tnprove knosledge of atocks. More than seven auch
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international agreements and conventions related to nuclear energy, radioactive waste disposal, and fisheries. It mentions organizations such as the OECD/NEA, European Economic Community, and various regional conventions. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on policy and regulatory issues.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International trade