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- Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah proposed a new Himalayan climate resilience mechanism led by Nepal, India and China during the 81st United Nations General Assembly.
- He emphasized that the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster served as a warning regarding the urgent climate catastrophe facing the region.
- The Prime Minister thanked India, China and other international partners for their aid following the recent floods.
- He argued that nations with greater capacity and historical climate impact should take increased responsibility to protect the vital Hindu Kush-Himalaya region.
What to watch next
- Formation of the proposed Himalayan climate resilience mechanism
- Implementation of cross-border satellite data sharing
- Development of joint early warning systems for glacial lakes
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Balendra Shah
Prime Minister
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“The Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster was not just a local tragedy; it was a warning to the world. And I ask you today: have we really heard that warning? For Nepal, climate catastrophe is not just a humanitarian event, but a development emergency”
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…the world, questioning whether the global community had heard that warning. He expressed gratitude to countries and organisations that supported Nepal after the disaster, particularly mentioning assistance from India. " The Bhotekoshi-Trishuli disaster was not just a local tragedy; it was a warning to the world. And I ask you today: have we really heard that warning? For Nepal, climate catastrophe is not just a humanitarian event, but a development emergency ," Shah said. "I wish to express Nepal's gratitude to all those who came to our aid after the deluge. Our immediate neighbours, India and China, offered prompt and generous assistance. Other friendly countries, the…
“I wish to express Nepal's gratitude to all those who came to our aid after the deluge. Our immediate neighbours, India and China, offered prompt and generous assistance.”
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…just a local tragedy; it was a warning to the world. And I ask you today: have we really heard that warning? For Nepal, climate catastrophe is not just a humanitarian event, but a development emergency," Shah said. " I wish to express Nepal's gratitude to all those who came to our aid after the deluge. Our immediate neighbours, India and China, offered prompt and generous assistance. Other friendly countries, the United Nations system, humanitarian agencies, philanthropies, and people around the world stood with Nepal. To all of them, I say thank you on behalf of the grateful people of Nepal," he…
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