Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
10NDJAMENA78
2010-02-08 08:08:00
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Embassy Ndjamena
Cable title:
CHAD LIKELY TO SUPPORT USG AT CITES-COP15
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UNCLAS NDJAMENA 000078
SIPDIS
SENSITIVE
STATE FOR AF/C AND OES/ENRC
ABIDJAN FOR REO - FISHMAN
E.O. 12958:N/A
TAGS: SENV KSCA CITES AORC UNEP CD
SUBJECT: CHAD LIKELY TO SUPPORT USG AT CITES-COP15
REFTEL: 6668
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LIKELY WILL SUPPORT USG PROPOSALS
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UNCLAS NDJAMENA 000078
SIPDIS
SENSITIVE
STATE FOR AF/C AND OES/ENRC
ABIDJAN FOR REO - FISHMAN
E.O. 12958:N/A
TAGS: SENV KSCA CITES AORC UNEP CD
SUBJECT: CHAD LIKELY TO SUPPORT USG AT CITES-COP15
REFTEL: 6668
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LIKELY WILL SUPPORT USG PROPOSALS
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1. (SBU) Ministry of Environment Director of Fauna and National
Parks M. Daboulaye Man Ymary Djaingue provided GOC feedback February
4 on reftel demarche. Daboulaye stated that Chad would attend the
March 13-25 COP-15 and noted his professional recommendation that
the GOC support the USG proposals. He said that h would advise
senior ministry officials of his reommendation and believed that
the GOC would likey be supportive of the USG at the conference.
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SEEKING USG SUPPOT ON IVORY BAN
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2. (SBU) The director also noted his recent partcipation in a
January 22-28 meetingin Brussels of countries supporting the
moratorium on ivory trade. He said that Chad, along with a majority
of African countries, would be asking for support -- from the USG
and others -- to maintain the moratorium on ivory trading.
BREMNER
SIPDIS
SENSITIVE
STATE FOR AF/C AND OES/ENRC
ABIDJAN FOR REO - FISHMAN
E.O. 12958:N/A
TAGS: SENV KSCA CITES AORC UNEP CD
SUBJECT: CHAD LIKELY TO SUPPORT USG AT CITES-COP15
REFTEL: 6668
--------------
LIKELY WILL SUPPORT USG PROPOSALS
--------------
1. (SBU) Ministry of Environment Director of Fauna and National
Parks M. Daboulaye Man Ymary Djaingue provided GOC feedback February
4 on reftel demarche. Daboulaye stated that Chad would attend the
March 13-25 COP-15 and noted his professional recommendation that
the GOC support the USG proposals. He said that h would advise
senior ministry officials of his reommendation and believed that
the GOC would likey be supportive of the USG at the conference.
--------------
SEEKING USG SUPPOT ON IVORY BAN
--------------
2. (SBU) The director also noted his recent partcipation in a
January 22-28 meetingin Brussels of countries supporting the
moratorium on ivory trade. He said that Chad, along with a majority
of African countries, would be asking for support -- from the USG
and others -- to maintain the moratorium on ivory trading.
BREMNER