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Conservation of the Marine Environment: Mayotte, Still on the Edge of the World Train

Summary by Mayotte Hebdo
East Africa is becoming a reflection of a world that is developing at high speed and is instilling in the global movement of the world's developing nations. Engaged in a global process of preserving oceans and the marine environment, Tanzania hosted last days Cop 12. An international event sponsored by the United Nations, which brought together all the countries bordering the Indian Ocean, each delegation having been able to make public its acti…
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East Africa is becoming a reflection of a world that is developing at high speed and is instilling in the global movement of the world's developing nations. Engaged in a global process of preserving oceans and the marine environment, Tanzania hosted last days Cop 12. An international event sponsored by the United Nations, which brought together all the countries bordering the Indian Ocean, each delegation having been able to make public its acti…

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Mayotte Hebdo broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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