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Bellona opens new office in St. Petersburg
Publish date: October 19, 2006
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Bellona opens new office in St. Petersburg
ST. PETERSBURG- Bellona Friday celebrated in style the opening of its new office in St. Petersburg, with a ceremonial inauguration of its new address and a guest list that included the consuls of Norway, Germany, the United States and Great Britain, as well as representatives of other non-governmental organisations, the press, and Bellona’ s Oslo and Murmansk staff.
The new office is owned outright by Bellona St. Petersburg.
“It is pleasing to me to see everyone in our new offices,” said Alexander Nikitin, the director of Bellona St. Petersburg’s office.
Photo: Vera Ponomareva/Bellona
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