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Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin will not fly to Egypt in November for the UN climate change conference, his spokesman said on Thursday.---Advertisement--- “No, he doesn’t plan to,” Dmitry Peskov told reporters, Russian news agency Sputnik reported.---Advertisement--- This year’s COP27 UN climate talks are hosted by the Egyptian government in November in Sharm el-Sheikh. Also […]

Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin will not fly to Egypt in November for the UN climate change conference, his spokesman said on Thursday.

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“No, he doesn’t plan to,” Dmitry Peskov told reporters, Russian news agency Sputnik reported.

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This year’s COP27 UN climate talks are hosted by the Egyptian government in November in Sharm el-Sheikh.

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The global climate conference, also known as COP27, will be held in the Egyptian resort city of Sharm El Sheikh on November 7-18.

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Previous climate conference COP26 last year ended with a pledge to keep global warming at 1.5 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial levels.

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First published on: Oct 06, 2022 05:46 PM IST


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