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Postal address: P.O. Box 19151, SE-104 32 Stockholm, Sweden
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PRESS RELEASE

The Embassy of Finland’s development cooperation in Namibia is focusing in the concessional credits, civil society support (Local Cooperation Fund), support through Finnish NGOs and the institutional cooperation

STUNNING NAMIBIAN PHOTOGRAPHY AT NTB EXHIBITION

STUNNING NAMIBIAN PHOTOGRAPHY AT NTB EXHIBITION

7-11 DECEMBER 2009 CTICC

To coincide with the Final Draw in Cape Town the Namibia Tourism Board, is hosting an exhibition, aimed at giving visitors an unforgettable Namibian experience. The anchor feature at the exhibition scheduled for the 7-11^th December 2009, will be photographic works from expert photographers with the knack of capturing the enthralling Namibian, Landscape, people and animals.

Fisheries Ministry celebrates Iyambo’s success

Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources Dr Abraham Iyambo, at an impromptu gathering organised by Ministry personnel to celebrate the awards he received from various international fisheries organisations, said the awards conferred on him are because of the dedication and hard work of the personnel at his ministry.

Sustainable Fishing

Kungsfenan The Swedish Seafood Award in the Sustainable Fishing 2009 category goes to two nominees: Dr Abraham Iyambo, the Namibian Fisheries and Natural Resources Minister, for his work in developing a sustainable administration of Namibia’s fishing resources. Dr Joe Borg, the EU Commissioner and former minister of foreign affairs of Malta, for raising awareness of fishing issues essential to reduce problems in EU fishing waters throughout his tenure. The prize is 200,000 Swedish crowns.

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