EAA’s permanent presence in Brussels enables structured and expert engagement with European and international institutions, scientific bodies, and advisory fora. Through these partnerships, EAA contributes evidence-based input to policy processes while ensuring that its members have insight into and access to European decision-making relevant to recreational angling.

To ensure effective and professional representation of recreational angling interests at European level, EAA works with a number of trusted advocacy and public-affairs partners. These partners support EAA’s engagement with EU institutions, help coordinate advocacy activities, and contribute to constructive policy dialogue on fisheries, biodiversity, and aquatic environments.