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Bangladesh and the Maldives have strengthened discussions on climate cooperation in June, with both countries stressing the need for greater collaboration and environmental protection. The discussions during the World Environment Day activities held in Hulhumalé, where a tree-planting programme also marked the Maldives’ 60th anniversary of independence.
Bangladesh High Commissioner Dr Md Nazmul Islam noted shared challenges including rising sea levels, coastal erosion, biodiversity loss and global warming. He also pointed towards opportunities for cooperation in climate adaptation, coastal protection, mangrove conservation, disaster risk reduction and community-based environmental Management.
The Maldives’ Five Million Trees initiative was also highlighted during the events, with Bangladesh offering to share relevant knowledge and technical experience. Travellers who are keen on exploring the island environment are able to experience beachfront and overwater accommodation at the best villas in Maldives, with many properties, including NH Collection Maldives Havodda Resort, offering world-class hospitality.
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