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Le président de la COP27 s'inquiète du financement du climat Le ministre égyptien des affaires étrangères et président de la COP27 déplore que les nations riches n'aient pas tenu leur promesse de verser 100 milliards de dollars par an pour aider les pays en développement à rendre leur économie plus verte. - Sameh Shoukry, Ministre égyptien des affaires étrangères, président de la COP27

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