Monastir: New agreements signed to protect marine and coastal biodiversity
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- A national training camp on marine and coastal biodiversity concluded in Monastir on Sept. 5, 2026, after beginning on Sept. 1.
- The event focused on the Integrated Monitoring and Assessment Programme for the Mediterranean Sea and Coast, known as IMAP, and included new agreements to protect marine and coastal biodiversity.
New agreements aimed at protecting marine and coastal biodiversity were concluded in Monastir as a national training camp focused on the Mediterranean’s integrated monitoring and assessment programme came to an end.
The five-day event began on Sept. 1 and concluded on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026. Its work centered on the Integrated Monitoring and Assessment Programme for the Mediterranean Sea and Coast, known as IMAP.
The agreements formed the main highlight of the event, according to the report, which described the camp as a national training initiative on marine and coastal biodiversity.
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