Indonesia and Republic of Congo Strengthen Forestry Cooperation on Peatlands and Mangroves
Indonesia and the Republic of the Congo have agreed to strengthen their cooperation in the forestry sector, focusing on the sustainable management and conservation of peatlands and mangrove forests. This collaboration is expected to contribute to ecosystem protection and climate change mitigation for both nations.
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