Archive · 25 Jul 2025
India, Namibia Discuss Cheetah Conservation and Cooperation
India and Namibia are working together to protect cheetahs and wetlands.
Leaders from both countries met to talk about how they can help these animals and environments.
They had their discussion at a big meeting in Zimbabwe where many countries talk about protecting wetlands.
The meeting involved two key ministers who discussed how to strengthen their teamwork in conservation.
Both countries plan to work together to achieve their conservation goals, safeguarding cheetahs and preserving vital wetland ecosystems.
India and Namibia discussed deepening ties in cheetah conservation and wetland protection.
The meeting took place on the sidelines of the COP15 meeting.
Bhupender Yadav met with Indileni Daniel.
The COP15 meeting was held at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.
The meeting focused on conservation efforts.
- Who
- Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav and Namibian counterpart Indileni Daniel
- What
- India and Namibia discussed ways to deepen ties in cheetah conservation and wetland protection.
- When
- On Friday, July 25th.
- Where
- Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe
- Why
- To discuss ways to deepen ties in cheetah conservation and wetland protection.
- Meeting Focus
- Cheetah conservation and wetland protection
- Countries Involved
- India and Namibia
- Event
- COP15 to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands
- Location of COP15
- Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
- Indian Representative
- Bhupender Yadav
- Namibian Representative
- Indileni Daniel