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Draghi: "Commitment to climate can no longer be postponed. Act now or we risk failing"
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by Tiziana Di Giovannandrea
31 October 2021Luigi Di Maio, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, regarding the agreement reached in the G20 on the climate crisis commented: "From Rome we have launched a new pact between people, states and generations. On climate , as Draghi reiterated, we have made very ambitious steps forward "Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio wrote on Facebook at the end of the G20 summit in Rome.
"Together, with this agreement, we have new goals: 70% vaccinated by 2022; 15% tax on international transactions; 100 billion for the ecological transition of the most fragile countries; carbon neutrality by mid-century; 1,000 billion trees by 2030 . It is clear to everyone that the collaboration between states shown here at the G20 will have to go forward, with the utmost loyalty and transparency. Today we have laid the foundations and it was not taken for granted "writes Luigi Di Maio, applauding the success of Prime Minister Draghi's line. placed the climate issue and sudden climate change at the center of the summit.
In addition, the head of the Farnesina describes in his post that: "The G20's commitment to enhancing the role of women in every decision-making process has also been sanctioned, another fundamental element for being protagonists, without discrimination, of global challenges. every effort to further improve our international trade and investment system, working for sustainable development and equitable growth. Only through a multilateral approach will we be up to the choices to be made urgently for the good of our countries. Italy c 'is! ", concludes Di Maio.