E. A. Abdalina, R. J. Hoshimova

WE ARE THANKFUL TO THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Professor N. : Let me take, if I may, one or two minutes more. I am sure all the participants will join me expressing the deepest gratitude to the Laboratory of Environmental Studies for arranging this symposium. Particular thanks must go to the members of the Organizing Committee who spent many hours planning the symposium and anticipating our needs, in order to make our visit so very pleasant.

The symposium has given us sufficient food for thought. The free interchange of opinions has been made possible by the excellent interpretation services. I therefore move (suggest) that we all express our thanks to the interpreters who have helped us so much and ensured the smooth (free from difficulties) working of the symposium.


CLOSING SPEECH

Ladies and gentlemen, I would like thank you for joining in our discussions.

We certainly haven’t solved the words environmental problems by the any means but we’ve had a very helpful exchange of points of view. The laws of the nature do not depend on national frontiers. Science knows no national boundaries (frontiers) and it’s development becomes faster due to international cooperation. We work in different countries but in the same or very similar fields and it often occurs that in one country we use the results obtained in another country.
I wish you all a very pleasant time during your stay in our city and success in your work for the welfare (benefit) of mankind.
I now declare the symposium closed.
Thank you and good luck to all of you.


XXIX. Quyidagi savollarga matndan javob toping va o’qing:

1. 
   What world’s environmental problems have you managed to solve at the congress?
   
2. 
   What words can you close a congress with?
   
3. 
   How can you express your deepest gratitude?
   

XXX. Matn mazmuniga qarab sarlavhalarni ketma-ket joylashtiring:

1. 
   Program of the Congress.
   
2. 
   Closing Speech.
   
3. 
   Organizing Committee Speech.
   
4. 
   Opening Speech.