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Monday, 11 December 2017 - 16:40

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Dutch PM to attend One Planet Summit in Paris

Prime Minister Mark Rutte is participating in the One Planet Summit in Paris on Tuesday. This informal climate summit marks the two year anniversary of the Paris Climate Agreement.

This informal summit was arranged by French president Emmanuel Macron. Its aim is to look at how far countries have come to meeting their climate goals set in the agreement, and to motivate them to achieve these goals.

The summit will be attended by government leaders, civil society organizations and business representatives.

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