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Sofia University is hosting international seminar for Antarctic researchers

published on 12/15/21 6:55 AM

Photo: Spanish Embassy in Sofia

The Spanish Embassy in Sofia, in cooperation with the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, is organizing a seminar on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Atlantic Treaty, known as the Madrid Protocol (October 4, 1991).

The seminar will be held at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski".

Lectures will be delivered by Hristo Pimpirev - Director of the Bulgarian Antarctic Institute, Antonio Quesada - Technical Secretary of the Spanish Polar Committee, Kitin Muñoz - Goodwill Ambassador of UNESCO, Javier Cacho - scientist and head of the Spanish polar base on Antarctica and others.

The event can also be followed live via a streaming channel.

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