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Representatives of the Greek government, the International Olive Council and the United Nations celebrated the inauguration of a unique olive grove on Crete dedicated to peace among nations. Via internationalolivecouncil 
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A Garden of Peace with 21 varieties of olive trees was inaugurated on July 19 at the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania (MAICh) in Crete, Greece. The trees come from the 21 olive-growing countries that represent 95% of the world’s olive production. Viewed as a symbol of peace for millennia, olive trees are the sole focus of this new garden.
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On July 19th, at the MAICH headquarters (https://www.iamc.ciheam.org/) in Chania on the beautiful island of Crete, the first international ” Garden of Peace” was inaugurated. As in the other gardens the association has implemented, this one consists of 21 varieties of olive trees from an equal number of olive-producing countries: Egypt, Albania, Algeria, Argentina, France, Greece, the United States, Iran, Spain, Israel, Italy, Croatia, Cyprus, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Portugal, Slovenia, Syria, Turkey and Tunisia.
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