Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister Calls for Global Action on Climate Change at COP29
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Biman Prasad, Deputy Prime Minister of Fiji, highlighted the significance of COP29 as a platform to address the escalating impacts of climate change.
He emphasized that the conference presents an invaluable opportunity for global cooperation, urging nations to come together and take sensible actions.
Prasad further stressed the urgent need for financial support for developing nations, which are disproportionately affected by natural disasters linked to climate change.
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