UN Urges Urgent Climate Action for Afghanistan Amidst Severe Drought
UN Urges Urgent Climate Action for Afghanistan Amidst Severe Drought
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The United Nations is intensifying its urgent call for global climate action in Afghanistan, a nation already grappling with severe drought and significant climate change threats. A recent report by Khaama Press, authored by Fidel Rahmati, highlights the critical need for international cooperation to avert escalating humanitarian and environmental crises in the country.
Indrika Ratwatte, the UN Deputy Special Representative for Afghanistan, underscored that Afghanistan is among the countries most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Echoing this sentiment, UN Secretary-General António Guterres has advocated for a worldwide transition towards sustainable and renewable energy sources.
The article emphasizes that proactive and sustained efforts are essential for Afghanistan to build resilience against these growing environmental challenges, stressing that without decisive action, the current crisis could severely worsen.
