"Caring for Tibetan antelopes and completely banning illegal trade" has become the common aspiration of people all over the world who care about the fate of wild animals. In order to fundamentally curb large-scale poaching activities and restore the wild population of Tibetan antelopes, the most crucial thing is that the international community must form a joint action to stop and crack down on all illegal trade in cashmere processing and products of Tibetan antelopes. It needs more political commitment and cooperation between processing countries and consuming countries. To this end, on the occasion of the seminar, we solemnly appeal to the international community:

1. All countries concerned should fully realize their responsibilities in protecting Tibetan antelopes and stopping illegal trade, and should provide strict legal protection for stopping the processing and consumption of Tibetan antelopes.

Second, the governments of consumer countries of Tibetan antelope cashmere products should strengthen cooperation among wildlife protection departments, judicial departments and customs, and take coordinated steps to strengthen law enforcement activities related to the prohibition of illegal trade in Tibetan antelope cashmere. At an appropriate time, we should consider launching a global crackdown to ban the black market of Tibetan antelope cashmere and completely eliminate black coins. For the confiscated cashmere products of Tibetan antelope, it is suggested to return them to the country of origin as far as possible in accordance with the relevant regulations of CIJES. In addition, extensive and in-depth publicity and education activities should be carried out through various media to explain the legal responsibility of using Tibetan antelope cashmere products and the serious threat to wild populations, and call on people to actively protect Tibetan antelope and refuse to sell or use Tibetan antelope cashmere products.

3. The government of the processing country of Tibetan antelope cashmere products shall take measures to prohibit any form of Tibetan antelope cashmere processing activities and prevent such activities from going underground.

Fourth, strengthen cooperation and exchanges between bison animal protection departments (including CITES management agencies), judicial departments, customs and Interpol in Tibetan antelope distribution countries, processing countries and consumption countries, strengthen border and customs management, enable countries to crack down on poaching, smuggling, processing and selling Tibetan antelope cashmere products more quickly and effectively, and block the international circulation channels of stealing pigs, Tibetan antelopes and smuggling, processing and selling Tibetan antelope cashmere products. We should also consider establishing an interdisciplinary law enforcement cooperation network to exchange and feedback information in a timely manner.

Five, the relevant international protection organizations should give full play to their influence in carrying out publicity and education on nature protection, and actively call on the governments of relevant countries to cooperate with them in the field of publicity and protection of Tibetan antelopes.

6. It is suggested that international aid agencies and conservation organizations give support and financial assistance to China's leisure efforts to protect wild Tibetan antelope from poaching and smuggling activities, and support some small-scale projects in relevant countries and regions, so as to advise and help people who make a living by processing Tibetan antelopes to switch to other industries that do not harm wild animal populations.