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CITES regulations apply to ivory and animal bones seized, which were shipped from Africa to Quy Nhơn Port.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 6

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CITES Gia Lai Africa

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CITES
multilateral treaty to protect endangered plants and animals
- CITES is involved in a matter where Amit Aggarwal is handling the regulatory affairs concerning wildlife trade.Fri 20:42
Gia Lai
province of Vietnam

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