Tanzania restates commitment to conservation of oceans, marine resources


DAR ES SALAAM, June 27 (Xinhua) -- Tanzanian Vice-President, Philip Mpango, on Monday restated the government's commitment to sustainable conservation and use of oceans and marine resources.

A statement by the Vice-President's Office said Mpango made the commitment when he addressed the United Nations Ocean Conference in the Portuguese capital Lisbon.

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