President Tinubu Advocates for Climate Finance at UNGA

During the general debate of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, President Tinubu called for increased climate finance for developing nations, highlighting their struggles with debt servicing. He stated that support from development partners and advanced nations is critical for these countries to effectively engage in climate action efforts.
In his address, President Tinubu also pointed out that looking inward, the African Free Trade zone could play a significant role in enhancing financial resources for the continent's development. His statements reflect the urgent need for international cooperation and financial assistance to address climate challenges faced by developing nations.
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