Slovenia keen to preserve heritage
China Daily | Updated: 2007-06-19 07:02
BELGRADE: Slovenian President Janez Drnovsek met with a visiting Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) delegation on Sunday and held talks to expand the ties between the former Yugoslav state and China.
During the meeting at Strmol Castle in northern Slovenia, Drnovsek said every individual and country needs to fight climate change, and large countries such as China, the US and India have important roles to play in preventing pollution.
Stresing the need to preserve cultural heritage and tradition, he said the impact of globalization would be positive as long as it made one's life better. It must not be allowed to destroy the traditional ways of life.
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