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Afghanistan re-invites to UN climate change meeting According to the Associated Press, Afghan representatives have been invited for the second time as observers to the UN climate change meeting. Ruhullah Amin, head of the climate change department of Afghanistan's National Environmental Protection Agency, announced that Kabul will participate in the "Cup 31" meeting in Antalya, Turkey. Afghanistan is one of the countries vulnerable to droughts, water shortages and floods, despite its insignificant contribution to climate change in the world.

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Afghanistan re-invites to UN climate change meeting According to the Associated Press, Afghan representatives have been invited for the second time as observers to the UN climate change meeting. Ruhullah Amin, head of the climate change department of Afghanistan's National Environmental Protection Agency, announced that Kabul will participate in the "Cup 31" meeting in Antalya, Turkey. Afghanistan is one of the countries vulnerable to droughts, water shortages and floods, despite its insignificant contribution to climate change in the world.

Afghanistan re-invites to UN climate change meeting According to the Associated Press, Afghan representatives have been invited for the second time as observers to the UN climate change meeting. Ruhullah Amin, head of the climate change department of Afghanistan's National Environmental Protection Agency, announced that Kabul will participate in the "Cup 31" meeting in Antalya, Turkey. Afghanistan is one of the countries vulnerable to droughts, water shortages and floods, despite its insignificant contribution to climate change in the world.

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