GLOBALink | China's experience in ecological protection, restoration worth learning: Ethiopian expert

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GLOBALink | China's experience in ecological protection, restoration worth learning: Ethiopian expert

Ethiopia can learn from China's vast experience in ecological protection and restoration, said Girma Eshetu, director of the Ecosystem Directorate at the Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute. Produced by Xinhua Global Service

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