UN Secretary General optimistic after Paris Agreement

On the heels of Climate Change summit, COP21, the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called the Paris agreement a victory. 

With nearly 200 countries as signatories, the agreement is being lauded for its multilateral diplomacy. 

Speaking to reporters at UN Headquarters in New York, Ban Ki-moon was optimistic on the commitment the international community is taking to curb climate change. 

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[ALT] The Secretary General was hopeful of opportunities that will arise in the wake of the COP21. 

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[ALT] However, the Secretary General said crucial to the commitment, will be implementation by all parties involved.

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