Protecting Environment Authority, UNESCO discuss damages in Socotra

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Protecting Environment Authority, UNESCO discuss damages in Socotra

[22/11/2018 06:25]

SOCOTRA-SABA
The Head of the General Authority for Protecting Environment Abdul-Qader al-Kharraz discussed on Thursday with a delegation from the UNESCO headed by Nada Hassan formation of international team to evaluate situations in Socotra Archipelago after recent storms.

The meeting discussed also conducting field visits by the Socotra Heritage Team to be followed by technical meeting discussing the Authority's report and the status of Socotra in the heritage list.

The meeting focused on damages inflicted Socotra Archipelago over storms.