Environment Summit İn Nairobi Opens With Somber Tone
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NAIROBI, KENYA - MARCH 11: The fourth UN Environment Assembly (UNEA) kicked off Monday in Kenya with a somber tone in the wake of yesterday's Ethiopian Airlines crash.
World leaders, scientists and environmentalists gathered in Nairobi at the United Nations Environment Headquarters started the day by observing several minutes of silence for the 157 people on board the plane who died Sunday, among them 22 UN delegates who were heading to the conference."I sincerely thank the Eastern European Group for nominating me as president and trusting and supporting me throughout the presidency. I would like to express my condolences to those who have lost loved ones in the crash," said Siim Kiisler, UNEA president and Estonia's environment minister, speaking during the opening plenary.Those sentiments were echoed by many other speakers, including Kenya's Environment Minister Keriako Tobiko and Joyce Msuya, acting executive director of the UN Environment Program. Haber
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World leaders, scientists and environmentalists gathered in Nairobi at the United Nations Environment Headquarters started the day by observing several minutes of silence for the 157 people on board the plane who died Sunday, among them 22 UN delegates who were heading to the conference."I sincerely thank the Eastern European Group for nominating me as president and trusting and supporting me throughout the presidency. I would like to express my condolences to those who have lost loved ones in the crash," said Siim Kiisler, UNEA president and Estonia's environment minister, speaking during the opening plenary.Those sentiments were echoed by many other speakers, including Kenya's Environment Minister Keriako Tobiko and Joyce Msuya, acting executive director of the UN Environment Program. Haber
https://www.haberler.com/environment-summit-in-nairobi-opens-with-somber-11826124-haberi/