oneworld alliance signs Buckingham Palace Declaration to fight illegal wildlife trade

oneworld alliance signs Buckingham Palace Declaration to fight illegal wildlife trade
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oneworld and its 15 member airlines signed the Buckingham Palace Declaration to combat illegal wildlife trade, with Royal Jordanian’s President and CEO Samer Majali signing the agreement at IATA Wings of Change Europe in Brussels.

The declaration, launched in 2016 by United for Wildlife of the Royal Foundation, aims to close routes used by human traffickers and to strengthen policy, detection, reporting and enforcement across the alliance’s network of almost 1,000 destinations; oneworld CEO Ole Orvér said the unanimous commitment increases the alliance’s ability to detect and stop wildlife trade, and Lord William Hague, Co‑Chair of United for Wildlife, welcomed the participation.

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