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COP12 yapitisha maazimio 15 kulinda Bahari ya Hindi Magharibi

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Nchi zinazopakana na Bahari ya Hindi Magharibi zimepitisha maazimio 15 yanayolenga kuimarisha uhifadhi wa bahari, kudhibiti uchafuzi, kulinda viumbe hai na kukuza uchumi wa buluu, huku zikisisitiza umuhimu wa kuyatekeleza na kuhakikisha yanapata fedha.

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