Pedro Sánchez announces that Spain will contribute 150 million euros to the Green Climate Fund

The acting president of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, has announced that the country will contribute 150 million euros to the Green Climate Fund in the coming years. Sánchez, during his speech, highlighted the necessary support of companies and social support against climate change. Spain’s commitment, Sanchez said, is firm. “We have promoted a strategic energy and climate framework that sets the path for the decarbonization of our economy by 2050. It represents the core of a true Green New Deal nationwide,” he said.

The Climate Action Summit brought together on Monday at the headquarters of the United Nations (UN), in New York, six dozen presidents and prime ministers, as well as representatives of large companies and cities committed to the fight against global warming. Only States willing to submit concrete proposals intervened. Brazil did not show up. Donald Trump made a surprise appearance at the summit, but did not participate.

Source: The Country