Seychelles: EU Wants to Join With Seychelles On Climate Change Issue At Upcoming Cop26 Global Meeting

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Seychelles: EU Wants to Join With Seychelles On Climate Change Issue At Upcoming Cop26 Global Meeting

[Seychelles News Agency] EU leaders on Thursday told Seychellois politicians that they want to join the island nation on the issue of the environment and climate change at the upcoming U.N. environmental conference known as COP26.

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