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14 November 2024, 09:00

Experts comment on Lukashenko’s speech at Baku climate summit

MINSK, 14 November (BelTA) – It is necessary to create and maintain the necessary conditions for a healthy and comfortable life throughout the world, said member of the Council of the Republic Igor Brilevich commenting on the speech of Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko at the climate summit in Baku, BelTA learned from the Council of the Republic.

“In his speech at the World Climate Summit in Baku, the president of the Republic of Belarus highlighted the lack of efficiency worldwide to fight against climate change, and reiterated Belarus’ strict compliance with international obligations on preventing global warming. Our young country, thanks to Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko, pays much attention to combating climate change. The climate action measures range from restoring lowlands and swamps to using modern environmental technologies in agriculture and industry,” Igor Brilevich said.

According to Igor Brilevich, the absence of a number of countries at this conference suggests that they do not care much about climate change and are interested in promoting only their parochial material interests. “After all, today we need to think not only about ourselves, but also about our descendants. They should inherit a world where they could live a healthy and comfortable life. This problem defies borders and it needs to be solved by joint efforts,” noted the member of the Council of the Republic.

"Clear and to the point" - this is how member of the Council of the Republic Lyudmila Sapego described the president's speech at the climate summit in Baku. “Almost a year ago, the audience applauded Aleksandr Lukashenko's speech at the World Climate Action Summit in Dubai. His statement that the green agenda is meaningless amidst confrontation had an explosive effect. He was also right to point out that participants of such an important international event constantly express concern, instead of taking action. The Baku Climate Summit showed that Aleksandr Grigorievich's words once again turned out to be prophetic. A year has passed, and little has changed in the way of addressing the problems under consideration. We see demonstrative disregard for them by the countries on which the state of the climate actually depends, and the strange position of the UN Secretariat that allocated just three minutes for Aleksandr Lukashenko to speak. It seems that last year's triumph of the Belarusian leader scared someone,” she noted.

“Yet, we know our president. In his short speech, he managed not only to name the main culprits of the current climate disasters, but also to outline specific ways to rectify the situation. But for this, as Aleksandr Lukashenko emphasized, it is necessary to take into account not only the interests, but also the capabilities of various states,” added Lyudmila Sapego.
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