Environmental Summit to Focus on Caspian Littoral States' Cooperation, Kremlin Aide Says
Leaders of the five Caspian littoral states are expected to address the event, according to a Kremlin aide.
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An upcoming environmental summit is set to focus on cooperation among the Caspian Sea's littoral states, a Kremlin aide has said.
Leaders of the five countries bordering the Caspian Sea are expected to address the event, according to the aide's comments reported by TASS.
Regional environmental cooperation
The Caspian littoral states have periodically coordinated on environmental and resource-management issues affecting the shared body of water, given its significance for fishing, energy extraction and regional ecology.
Further details on the summit's agenda, location and exact date have not yet been disclosed.
The gathering is expected to add to a series of multilateral engagements among the Caspian states addressing shared environmental and economic interests in the region.
Sources
- Environmental summit to focus on Caspian littoral state’s cooperation — Kremlin aide — TASS (Russia)
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