The
contributions of African civil society organisations to the
consolidation of the African position at the ongoing Climate talks in
Warsaw have been described as “integral and far-reaching”. The Chair of
the African Group of Negotiators (AGN), Dlamini Emmanuel, expressed his
appreciation of the activities of the CSOs at meeting with the coalition
of African civil societies led by the Pan-African Climate Justice
Alliance (PACJA).
The
AGN Chair expressed his satisfaction with PACJA’s collaboration with
his team as well reiterated his team’s commitment to the cry of African
people as it relates to ensuring poverty eradication and food security,
keeping the continent safe, sharing the atmosphere fairly, and ensuring
that industrialized countries cut excessive consumption and pollution
with emphasis on protecting and compensating affected communities as
well as transferring the tools to adapt and develop the continent.
Responding,
Mithika Mwenda, appreciated Dlamini Emmanuel’s continued engagement
with African Civil societies over the past two years and his commitment
to Africa. Mwenda assured him of the coalition’s readiness to continue
to partner with the Negotiating group in every possible ways towards a
concrete outcome for the continent in Warsaw, Poland.
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