Bhutan calls for immediate global action on climate crisis

Dubai, UAE—As the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28) nears conclusion, Energy and Natural Resources secretary and the Head of Delegation (technical negotiations), Karma Tshering, stressed the need for immediate and robust global action to address the escalating climate crisis. 

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