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Dragin presents Serbia’s biodiversity preservation plans in Bonn
Belgrade,
30 May 2008
Serbian Minister of Environmental Protection Sasa Dragin presented yesterday to participants of the Ninth meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP 9) of the Convention on Biodiversity held in Bonn Serbia’s plans for preservation of biodiversity in the Dinarides region.
Author:
Tanjug
The Dinarides region, apart from Serbia, includes Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania.
A common statement on activities to be undertaken by these countries to preserve biodiversity in the Dinarides was signed.
Also, the Serbian minister of environmental protection reached an agreement on a donation from the United Nations Development (UNDP) to the amount of €1 million for improving protected natural goods in accordance with proposed projects, whose realisation will begin next month.
Dragin, who is heading Serbia’s delegation at this meeting, met in Bonn with German Minister of Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Sigmar Gabriel and with Chancellor Angela Merkel, who opened the conference at a working lunch.
A common statement on activities to be undertaken by these countries to preserve biodiversity in the Dinarides was signed.
Also, the Serbian minister of environmental protection reached an agreement on a donation from the United Nations Development (UNDP) to the amount of €1 million for improving protected natural goods in accordance with proposed projects, whose realisation will begin next month.
Dragin, who is heading Serbia’s delegation at this meeting, met in Bonn with German Minister of Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Sigmar Gabriel and with Chancellor Angela Merkel, who opened the conference at a working lunch.
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