Arnous: Challenges facing G77 countries and China require joint response ...Syria

Dubai, SANA- Syrian Prime Minister Hussein Arnous considered Saturday that the common challenges faced by the G77 countries and China require them to work to achieve a joint response. In a speech delivered at the Group of 77 and China Summit held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Arnous thanked the friendly Republic of Cuba for its invitation to hold this summit, and reiterated his recognition to the United Arab Emirates for hosting of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. “Our meeting held on the sidelines of the COP28 climate summit is an expression of the spirit of deep solidarity and sincere partnership between the countries of our gro

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