PM says Slovenia could lead effort to protect Mediterranean Sea
Portorož, 7 December - Prime Minister Robert Golob addressed the ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention in Portorož on Thursday, noting that, as a leader in the efforts to protect the sea and sea coast, Slovenia was ready to assume presidency for 2024-2025. He labelled the decision to reduce sulphur oxide emissions as historic.
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Prime Minister Robert Golob addressing the ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
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Deputy Executive Director of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) Elizabeth Maruma Mrema addressing the ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
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The ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Portorož
The ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Portorož
The ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Portorož
Prime Minister Robert Golob addressing the ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
Portorož
Prime Minister Robert Golob addressing the ministerial session at the 23rd meeting of the parties to the Barcelona Convention.
Photo: Jure Makovec/STA
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