175 countries signed Paris Agreement at UN
Dushanbe, 23.04.2016. /NIAT “Khovar”/. Heads of state and government, ministers, special envoys and ambassadors queued to ascend the podium at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly Hall on Friday to sign the Paris Agreement on climate change.
On Friday, the first day the Paris Agreement was open for signature, representatives from 175 countries signed the historic document, marking the largest one-day signing of any international agreement.
After the signing, the Paris Agreement needs 55 nations that together account for 55 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions to ratify it before it can enter into force.
Other countries still have one year to ink the agreement as it is open for signature till April 21, 2017.
Consultations on Information Cooperation Held Among SCO Member States’ Foreign Ministries
SCO Energy Ministers Meeting to Be Held in Ningbo
China-SCO Forum on Digital Development and Cooperation Held in Karamay
SCO Ministerial Meeting on Information and Communication Technologies Held in China
Strengthening Cooperation Between SCO Trade Union Organizations Discussed in Beijing
SCO National Coordinators Council Holds Meeting in Beijing
SCO Military Medicine Symposium Held in Xi’an
World Youth Development Forum Opens in Beijing
Putin Calls for the Adjustment to the Concept of Migration Policy
Saudi Arabia’s Council of Senior Scholars Recognizes Muslim Brotherhood as Terrorist and Non-Religious Organization
Radical Mosques to Be Closed in Austria
Coronavirus Confirmed Cases Worldwide Exceed 700,000
