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Namibian Ambassador Urges African Countries to Emulate Green Legacy Initiative

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- African countries should draw lessons from the Green Legacy Initiative (GLI) to address climate change and deforestation as the Ethiopian experience offers valuable lessons for countries seeking sustainable solutions to environmental degradation, Namibia's Ambassador Mbapeua Muvangua said.

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