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Imran Khan’s unwavering dedication to climate change, when it was largely ignored, stands as a testament to his foresight and commitment to humanity’s shared future. Sharing his maiden speech at the United Nations General Assembly on September 27, 2019, where he passionately raised his voice on the critical issue...

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Yesterday marked a truly inspiring chapter in the journey of the Obidients in diaspora as Mr.Peter Obi engages with the devoted members of the New NIGERIA in New Jersey. His unwavering commitment to philanthropy, demonstrated through initiatives such as providing clean water and financial aid in Northern Nigeria, exemplifies the transformative power of compassionate leadership. As Mr. Obi embarks on this Thank You Tour, he not only expresses gratitude for the support of the Obidients and lovers of New NIGERIA but also reaffirms his dedication to building a brighter future for all Nigerians. Through his tireless efforts, he continues to redefine the essence of service, recognizing that true leadership extends far beyond political office. In the wake of the 2023 elections, Mr. Obi's vision for a more equitable and prosperous Nigeria resonates deeply with the hopes and aspirations of countless individuals. His leadership embodies the spirit of unity, progress, and inclusivity, serving as a beacon of hope for a nation poised on the brink of transformation. As we gathered at the Q&A session at the DoubleTree by Hilton, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, we also reaffirm our own commitment to making a difference in the lives of others. Together, as a community united by shared values and aspirations, we have the power to shape a future defined by compassion, opportunity, and justice for all. -DrMo

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Back then in 2018, guys, when I observed Yash Sir’s thoughts and vision about Indian cinema.. believe me, that very insight inspired me to travel all the way from Mumbai to Bengaluru just to meet him. His vision for Indian cinema back then felt almost unimaginable to many. But today, that same vision is gradually becoming a powerful reality. His commitment, his clarity... it was unshakable then, and it remains just as strong now. And today, not just with his on-screen presence (Ravana Character) and craft, but through his production house Monster Mind Creations (As Co-producer), he’s set to create one of the biggest cinematic projects, not just in India but in the world. #Ramayana 🏹 A project (A Vision, An Emotion) that will bring our history, culture, and epic to a global stage with massive scale and pride. 🏹 I just want to say.. I feel genuinely proud of you, Yash Sir. This journey, this passion, this fire.. it inspires millions. #Yash

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Yesterday, I had the distinct honour and privilege of being entrusted by His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, to represent him at the official opening of ED Block at Millennium Heights. It was a great privilege to witness first-hand the remarkable progress of this visionary development, for which His Excellency had the honour of breaking ground. ED Block stands in a class of its own. With 130 exceptional apartments, including 10 luxurious penthouses, it represents a new benchmark in quality, design and modern living in Zimbabwe. The broader Millennium Heights development is an ambitious vision comprising 10 blocks and approximately 1,500 residences and apartments—a significant investment that reflects confidence in Zimbabwe's future and the possibilities that exist when vision, enterprise and leadership converge. I was particularly encouraged to see the 1 BILLION BRICKS vision of Mr. Ken Sharpe taking tangible shape and to witness the remarkable contribution that His Excellency's leadership and support have made in helping bring this vision to fruition. As a Presidential Envoy and Ambassador-at-Large, I remain deeply honoured to serve and to represent the President on occasions that showcase Zimbabwe's progress, excellence and investment potential. A new standard has been set. A vision is becoming reality. Zimbabwe is building for the future. #PresidentialEnvoy #AmbassadorAtLarge #Zimbabwe #MillenniumHeights #EDBlock ZimbabweRising InvestmentInZimbabwe Development Leadership Vision Harare

Uebert Angel

31,428 views • 1 month ago

H.E. Ambassador Olara Otunnu, candidate for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations, called on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif today. He was accompanied by H.E. Mr. Ruhakana Rugunda, Special Envoy of the President of Uganda and Former Prime Minister of Uganda. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, SAPM Tariq Fatemi, and Foreign Secretary Amb. Amna Baloch were also present. During the meeting, the Prime Minister reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to the principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter. He also underscored the need for ensuring respect for international law and international treaties. He emphasized that Pakistan would continue to render strong and abiding support for multilateralism and the role of the United Nations in global affairs. The Prime Minister expressed the hope that the next Secretary-General of the United Nations would continue to focus on the three pillars of the United Nations – peace and security, development, and human rights – in an interconnected and balanced manner. Ambassador Otunnu expressed his profound gratitude for Pakistan’s enduring contributions to multilateralism as well as towards all three pillars of the United Nations, and appreciated Pakistan’s leadership for playing a key role in the ongoing efforts for international peace and security.
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H.E. Ambassador Olara Otunnu, candidate for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations, called on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif today. He was accompanied by H.E. Mr. Ruhakana Rugunda, Special Envoy of the President of Uganda and Former Prime Minister of Uganda. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, SAPM Tariq Fatemi, and Foreign Secretary Amb. Amna Baloch were also present. During the meeting, the Prime Minister reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to the principles and purposes of the United Nations Charter. He also underscored the need for ensuring respect for international law and international treaties. He emphasized that Pakistan would continue to render strong and abiding support for multilateralism and the role of the United Nations in global affairs. The Prime Minister expressed the hope that the next Secretary-General of the United Nations would continue to focus on the three pillars of the United Nations – peace and security, development, and human rights – in an interconnected and balanced manner. Ambassador Otunnu expressed his profound gratitude for Pakistan’s enduring contributions to multilateralism as well as towards all three pillars of the United Nations, and appreciated Pakistan’s leadership for playing a key role in the ongoing efforts for international peace and security.

Prime Minister's Office

14,761 views • 1 month ago

On September 23rd, I spoke at the UNGA80 event with the Spotlight Initiative , in front of world leaders, the United Nations, European Union, and African Union. I addressed the urgent need for stronger global digital protections, here in the U.S. the current laws allow abuse content to be uploaded first, and only offer the option to take it down after the damage is done. That’s not justice, that’s trauma and exploitation. Why are we passing laws that allow the exploitation of children and women to be uploaded in the first place? And how can we dare call that a “win”? I was at the United Nations not just to raise awareness, but to create global solutions. The PROTECT Act is one of them and is urgently needed everywhere. As the founder of the #protectact and Foundationra this isn’t just a U.S. issue. It’s a worldwide crisis. And I won’t stop until we build a safer future for everyone. Special thanks to #spotlightinitiative for amplifying voices like mine and creating safe spaces to develop real solutions against violence toward women and girls. Your commitment to global change is deeply appreciated. #unga80 #tfgbv
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On September 23rd, I spoke at the UNGA80 event with the Spotlight Initiative , in front of world leaders, the United Nations, European Union, and African Union. I addressed the urgent need for stronger global digital protections, here in the U.S. the current laws allow abuse content to be uploaded first, and only offer the option to take it down after the damage is done. That’s not justice, that’s trauma and exploitation. Why are we passing laws that allow the exploitation of children and women to be uploaded in the first place? And how can we dare call that a “win”? I was at the United Nations not just to raise awareness, but to create global solutions. The PROTECT Act is one of them and is urgently needed everywhere. As the founder of the #protectact and Foundationra this isn’t just a U.S. issue. It’s a worldwide crisis. And I won’t stop until we build a safer future for everyone. Special thanks to #spotlightinitiative for amplifying voices like mine and creating safe spaces to develop real solutions against violence toward women and girls. Your commitment to global change is deeply appreciated. #unga80 #tfgbv

Uldouz

17,159 views • 1 year ago

Here is a summary of what I had to say about finance, decolonization and Climate Justice at COP29 Azerbaijan … It’s hard to take charge of our future even when you don’t see hope. But guess what Adonia Ayebare usually says “We are in the business of optimism.” But at COP29, where finance is supposed to be the headline, I’m wondering—how far can optimism really take us when the numbers, decisions, and justice we desperately need are still missing? This year’s COP was dubbed the “Finance COP,” and rightly so. Climate finance is the engine of climate action. Without it, everything we’ve promised in adaptation, mitigation, and loss and damage will simply stall. But optimism is not enough when the urgency is so palpable, and the numbers, frankly, feel insulting. The New Collective Quantified Goal: Where’s the Figure? Let’s get one thing straight. The $100 billion annual pledge—originally promised by developed nations in 2009—was never enough. That figure was meant to be fulfilled by 2020. It wasn’t. And now, as we enter 2025, the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), which should set a fresh target for climate finance, still doesn’t have a number attached. This is not just a technical oversight—it’s a betrayal. A report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) warns that we need $340 billion annually by 2030 just for adaptation in developing countries. For mitigation? Trillions. Meanwhile, the total climate finance delivered in 2020 was only $83 billion, and even that includes questionable accounting practices. Some call it “creative reporting,” I call it dishonesty. Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very system managing climate finance is fundamentally unfair. The World Bank and IMF, the gatekeepers of global finance, were established when African countries were still under colonial rule. Their structures weren’t designed for us; they were designed to serve the interests of the powerful. We need financing mechanisms that put people first—grants, not loans; direct access, not red tape. And we need decision-making structures where the Global South has equal power. After all, how can you fix the climate crisis while sidelining the regions most affected by it? #COP29Azerbaijan
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Here is a summary of what I had to say about finance, decolonization and Climate Justice at COP29 Azerbaijan … It’s hard to take charge of our future even when you don’t see hope. But guess what Adonia Ayebare usually says “We are in the business of optimism.” But at COP29, where finance is supposed to be the headline, I’m wondering—how far can optimism really take us when the numbers, decisions, and justice we desperately need are still missing? This year’s COP was dubbed the “Finance COP,” and rightly so. Climate finance is the engine of climate action. Without it, everything we’ve promised in adaptation, mitigation, and loss and damage will simply stall. But optimism is not enough when the urgency is so palpable, and the numbers, frankly, feel insulting. The New Collective Quantified Goal: Where’s the Figure? Let’s get one thing straight. The $100 billion annual pledge—originally promised by developed nations in 2009—was never enough. That figure was meant to be fulfilled by 2020. It wasn’t. And now, as we enter 2025, the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), which should set a fresh target for climate finance, still doesn’t have a number attached. This is not just a technical oversight—it’s a betrayal. A report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) warns that we need $340 billion annually by 2030 just for adaptation in developing countries. For mitigation? Trillions. Meanwhile, the total climate finance delivered in 2020 was only $83 billion, and even that includes questionable accounting practices. Some call it “creative reporting,” I call it dishonesty. Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the very system managing climate finance is fundamentally unfair. The World Bank and IMF, the gatekeepers of global finance, were established when African countries were still under colonial rule. Their structures weren’t designed for us; they were designed to serve the interests of the powerful. We need financing mechanisms that put people first—grants, not loans; direct access, not red tape. And we need decision-making structures where the Global South has equal power. After all, how can you fix the climate crisis while sidelining the regions most affected by it? #COP29Azerbaijan

Denise Ayebare

18,753 views • 1 year ago

The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC) was not created by a group of scientists in the late-1980s with the intention of studying both natural and man-made impacts on the global climate system. That did not happen. Period. Why would the IPCC be needed on the scientific front when there were already government agencies like the BoM, Met Office, NASA, NCAR and NOAA working on this? The IPCC was created by bureaucrats with a vested financial and political interest to use the scientific community to build a case to regulate oil companies and control energy, in hopes they could convince the public that consumption of coal, oil and natural gas were causing harmful anthropogenic climate change. Climate change became the Goldilocks issue to move that agenda along, as it would otherwise have little support. Dr. Judith Curry (Judith Curry) explains this in her interview with John Stossel from October. 🎙️ Here’s a snippet. ✂️ 𝗗𝗿. 𝗝𝘂𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗖𝘂𝗿𝗿𝘆: “. . . The origins go back to the 1980s, and the U.N. environmental program had this big environmental agenda, anti-capitalism. They hated the oil companies and they seized on the climate change issue as one to move their policies along. . . the policy cart was way out in front of the scientific horse from the very beginning. So, the IPCC’s mandate was to look for dangerous human-caused climate change. The IPCC wasn’t supposed to focus on any benefits of warming. They weren’t supposed to focus on natural climate variability. They were just supposed to look for the signal of dangerous human-caused climate change.” 🔗 You can watch the full interview here:
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The United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ( IPCC) was not created by a group of scientists in the late-1980s with the intention of studying both natural and man-made impacts on the global climate system. That did not happen. Period. Why would the IPCC be needed on the scientific front when there were already government agencies like the BoM, Met Office, NASA, NCAR and NOAA working on this? The IPCC was created by bureaucrats with a vested financial and political interest to use the scientific community to build a case to regulate oil companies and control energy, in hopes they could convince the public that consumption of coal, oil and natural gas were causing harmful anthropogenic climate change. Climate change became the Goldilocks issue to move that agenda along, as it would otherwise have little support. Dr. Judith Curry (Judith Curry) explains this in her interview with John Stossel from October. 🎙️ Here’s a snippet. ✂️ 𝗗𝗿. 𝗝𝘂𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗖𝘂𝗿𝗿𝘆: “. . . The origins go back to the 1980s, and the U.N. environmental program had this big environmental agenda, anti-capitalism. They hated the oil companies and they seized on the climate change issue as one to move their policies along. . . the policy cart was way out in front of the scientific horse from the very beginning. So, the IPCC’s mandate was to look for dangerous human-caused climate change. The IPCC wasn’t supposed to focus on any benefits of warming. They weren’t supposed to focus on natural climate variability. They were just supposed to look for the signal of dangerous human-caused climate change.” 🔗 You can watch the full interview here:

Chris Martz

88,087 views • 2 years ago