Mutharika invites world to pay attention to climate change

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Peter Mutharika

President Peter Mutharika has said that paying attention to the issues that affect citizens of the vulnerable countries is a duty to humanity.

Mutharika made the remarks at general debate of the 72nd session of the United Nation General Assembly(UNGA) on the theme: “focusing on people, striving for peace and a decent life for all on a sustainable planet”.

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In his remarks, Mutharika said there is need for sustainable management of the natural resources.

“Climate change is one factor on top of the list for an economy that depends on agriculture like Malawi; crop failure is always a tragedy,the suffering that is caused by climate change is real,we all need to feel the urgent need to correctly undertake sustainable management of our resources,” he said.

Mutharika called on all the member states to consider strategies and collaborate to adapt the climate change.

 

 

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19 Comments

  1. Donald Trump can never listen to that call by APM. Trump refused to recognise the climate change and I doubt if he was even inside listening to a speech by APM. I doubt! I would urge APM not to waste time in issues of climate change. Just engage the Chinese expertise to help Malawians to be realizing bumper harvests through irrigation. We have plenty of waters in Malawi which we fail to utilize. Let’s forget about rain waters but start thinking about irrigation.

  2. That’s true,by looking @ world rainfall pattern experienced worldwide eg in Asia,America,West African,we don’t know how this years season will be.!

  3. Kodi za doko la Nsanje basi zidazimiliraaa?.In his campaign he promised a lot including opening that doko but yet kuli ziiiiiiiii or he will use that false campaign again in 2019?.Politicians are damn cows

  4. ungauzu mzungu zimenezo uli mbuu kutuwa! akuvere ndani? kodi aliyese amamupatsa mwayi olakhula eti? nanga inu mungakhale mngulu la anthu lolakhala.

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