Here is the EU-Moroccan Fisheries Partnership Agreement that was signed in 2006, in several languages.
* FISHERIES PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT between the European Communities and the Kingdom of Morocco [PDF - English]
* ACUERDO DE COLABORACIÓN en el sector pesquero entre la Comunidad Europea y el Reino de Marruecos [PDF -Spanish]
* ACCORD DE PARTENARIAT dans le secteur de la pêche entre la Communauté européenne et le Royaume du Maroc [PDF -French]
* AVTAL om fiskepartnerskap mellan Europeiska gemenskapen och Konungariket Marocko [PDF - Swedish]
* ACORDO DE PARCERIA no domínio da pesca entre a Comunidade Europeia e o Reino de Marrocos [PDF - Portuguese]
* PARTNERSCHAFTLICHES FISCHEREIABKOMMEN zwischen der Europäischen Gemeinschaft und dem Königreich Marokko [PDF -German]
* PARTNERSCHAPSOVEREENKOMST inzake visserij tussen de Europese Gemeenschap en het Koninkrijk Marokko [PDF -Dutch]
* ACCORDO DI PARTENARIATO nel settore della pesca tra la Comunità europea e il Regno del Marocco [PDF - Italian]
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