An INCB mission visited Senegal in September 2000 and found the new government, in power since April 2000, willing to meet its treaty obligations and finalising a comprehensive national drug-control master plan.[1] Cannabis was cultivated in large areas throughout the country, particularly in the south, and the authorities had seized cannabis plants and made large seizures of cannabis; the Board encouraged continued action against cultivation.[1] The national narcotics laboratory had grown into a regional training and reference centre for identifying and testing substances.[1]
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References
- International Narcotics Control Board — Annual Report 2000 (E/INCB/2000/1)United Nations · 2001 · Africa chapter, paras 197, 220–221; September 2000 mission, master plan, cultivation across large areas, laboratory as regional centrearchived
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