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CITES Secretary-General's welcoming remarks at the Workshop on illegal trade in cheetahs
03 November 2015
CITES Secretary-General's presentation on Corruption and illegal trade in wildlife at the 6th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention Against Corruption - Saint Petersburg, Russia
03 November 2015
100+ experts advise on global trade in high-value CITES listed timbers
23 October 2015
New training tools for CITES-listed shark and manta rays available on CITES Sharks Portal
21 October 2015
CITES Secretary-General's keynote address at the Ilia State University, Tbilisi, Georgia.
20 October 2015
First Deputy Minister Mr. Teimuraz Murgulia's welcoming remarks at the 22nd Meeting of the CITES Plants Committee
19 October 2015
CITES Secretary-General's welcoming remarks at the 22nd Meeting of the CITES Plants Committee - Tbilisi, Georgia
19 October 2015
Experts to review trade levels and conservation status of wild plants
19 October 2015
CITES and Trade Agreements – Partnering to Combat Wildlife Crime and to Achieve Sustainable Development - CITES Secretary-General's Op Ed
14 October 2015
Targeted training for Bangladesh law enforcement authorities on CITES and special investigative techniques to combat wildlife and forest crime
12 October 2015

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