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Danish Queen opens Copenhagen Panda House

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Danish Minister of Culture Mette Bock (3-L), Minister of Education and Research Tommy Ahlers (C) and Danish Crown Princess Mary (3-R) open the Panda house as part of the joint Danish-Chinese panda research project, whose official designation is Sino-Denmark Giant Panda joint research cooperation, at the Zoo in Copenhagen, Denmark, April 10, 2019. [Photo/IC]

China and Denmark first agreed on the program during Queen Margrethe II's state visit to China in 2014.

The panda research base in Chengdu has launched giant panda research programs in cooperation with 16 countries and regions so far, according to Zhang.

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