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AKEL calls on everyone to participate in the event on Climate Change

 

AKEL calls on everyone to participate in the event being organized by the Federation of Environmental Organisations demanding action on Climate Change

AKEL C.C. Press Office, 9th December 2019, Nicosia

AKEL supports the protest meeting organized by the Federation of Environmental Organizations of Cyprus (OPOK) on Wednesday 11th December, to demand action on Climate Change.

The event takes place two days before the end of the United Nations Climate Summit in Madrid. Once again, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres rang the alarm for the future of the planet. The extreme weather conditions and the rise in temperature is now a fact with all this means for humanity. Unless drastic measures and decisions are taken to truly address the issue, we will not see any substantial changes. Immediate action, binding agreements and funds are needed to enable all countries to address these phenomena on an equal footing.

AKEL calls on everyone to participate in OPOK’s event to demand that Cyprus take all the necessary measures to protect our country. Our environment concerns us all.

 

Programme of the protest meeting

16:00 p.m. start – Freedom Square

– Briefing of citizens about the positions of the environmental movement and its demands aimed at halting climate change and protecting the environment and life

– Symbolizing a symbolic environmental tree with the messages of the agencies/organisations and citizens participating in the event

16:45 pm Start of march: Freedom Square. Route: Ledras – Onasagorou

17:50 March ends at Freedom Square where a Resolution will be read

– A representative of each organization and agency will address its own brief message.

The event is open to all citizens.

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