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وكالة الأنباء القطرية
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At its 81st meeting in Geneva, the CITES Standing Committee praised Qatar’s efforts to combat wildlife crime and decided to end the country’s participation in the National Ivory Action Plan process, following progress in implementing its plan. Qatar completed 93% of the plan’s 15 priority measures. Meanwhile, the amount of illegal ivory seized in other countries in connection with shipments that had transited Qatar fell by more than 99%, compared with the eight years before the plan’s implementation began in 2018. Doha commended cooperation between national and international agencies and affirmed that efforts to protect endangered species would continue within a sustainable institutional framework.
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