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From addressing climate change and poverty, to ending conflicts and advancing human rights, no single nation can solve these problems alone. That’s why multilateralism matters: #UNDPEB

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Zaygyi1 year ago

Thats Why Myanmar IDPs need help from international communities. We can't solve alone.

kalle kula1 year ago

stop lie ther is no climate change , its olay about money so you can co tax ewryting

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