The sea for five was saved by two.
The Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of Kazakhstan Alibek Kvantyrov and the representative of the President of Azerbaijan on climate issues Mokhter Babyev held a meeting on the sidelines of the COP31 conference, where they discussed key measures to protect the ecosystem of the Caspian Sea. The parties confirmed their mutual interest in further developing Kazakh-Azerbaijani cooperation and coordinating efforts to preserve the Caspian Sea.
Kazakh environmental activist and founder of the "Save the Caspian Sea" movement Vadim Ni, referring to the meeting of representatives of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan on the sidelines of COP31 in Antalya, emphasized that joining the efforts of the two countries opens up opportunities for concrete joint steps in the fight against the lowering of the Caspian Sea and adapting to its consequences.
The expert noted that the experience of Kvantirov, who previously worked in the Ministry of Economy and served as Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, creates good prospects for joint diplomatic work with other countries in the Caspian Sea region. Special attention will be paid to an important issue such as strict regulation of water consumption from the rivers that feed the Caspian Sea.
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