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This proposal was submitted by the Minister of Foreign Affairs Juan Ramon de la Fuente in the segment of the dialogue “Environment, Cop30” and “Global Healthcare”.
In Rio -de -Zhanero, Brazil, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Juan Ramon de la Fuente, took part in the dialogue segment with invited observers at the BRICS summit, “Environment, COP30 and Global Health”, where he confirmed the proposal of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to highlight … pic.twitter.com/om8OYMUWNT
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The largest logging program in history
President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, suggests “sowing peace and life, not war.”
His intention is to create a fund to allocate 1 percent of the military expenses of countries in order to conduct the largest forestry program in history.
This will mean exemption of about $ 24 billion per year (12 times more than Mexico already allocates) to support 6 million trees that will reform 15 million hectares, which is about four times higher than the surface of Denmark, all Guatemala, Belize and Salvador together or 30 percent of Sweden. He explained from the G20 summit in Brazil since 2024.
The goal is to soften global warming and help communities from poverty.
Mexico at the Brix summit
Throughout the BRICS summit, held in the Brazilian city of Rio -de -Zanero, Foreign Minister Juan Ramon de la Fuente held important meetings.
This day in Rio -de -Zhanero, during the dialogue segment with invited countries as observers at the Brix summit, Foreign Minister Juan Ramon de La Funte referred to the proposal of President Claudia Shainbaum Pardo to conduct a summit for well -conducted … pic.twitter.com/7cskhxvj3g
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He made a meeting with his colleagues:
- Brazil, Mauro Viyira
- India, Dr. Subrahmaniam Jayshankar
- Chile, Alberto Van Claveren
- Russia, Sergey Lavrov
- Thailand, Jiraporn Sindhuprai
Similarly, meetings with the General Director of the World Trade Organization of Ngozi Popjo-Ivel, as well as with delegations of Cuba and the African Union.
The Chancellor Mexico also talked with Sergio Dias-Granados, the executive president of the Bank of the Development of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF), to which he presented the Mexican plan.
With information from López-Digo Digital
