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Nepal’s Prime Minister Urges Global Action on Climate Crisis at UN Assembly
New York — Prime Minister Balendra Shah of Nepal received acclaim during his address at the United Nations General Assembly, where he emphasized the pressing challenges faced by nations on the frontlines of climate change.
In his remarks, Shah noted that many countries are grappling with the adverse effects of climate change that they did not contribute to, stating, “Hit by the climate we didn’t warm, hit by the wars we didn’t start.”
Shah’s call to action highlighted the responsibility of wealthier nations to assist those less equipped to handle environmental disasters. His comments coincided with broader discussions at the assembly regarding the need for a unified global response to climate-related issues.
As countries continue to face extreme weather events and other climate challenges, Shah’s address underscored the urgency for international cooperation and equitable support. His presence and message resonated with many attendees, drawing attention to the disproportionate impacts of climate change on vulnerable populations.
The remarks from Nepal’s leader were part of ongoing dialogues at the UN, where world leaders are seeking effective strategies to combat climate change and support affected communities worldwide.
