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[International Engagement] Taiwan Appeals for International Support for Taiwan's Participation in UNFCCC
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[International Engagement] Taiwan Appeals for International Support for Taiwan's Participation in UNFCCC
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[International Engagement] Taiwan Appeals for International Support for Taiwan's Participation in UNFCCC (Chinese Version)
CNA (2010/11/24) The 16th Conference of the Parties (COP-16) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is about to take place in Mexico from November 29 on. Taiwan Government Information Office begins to advertise on several major international media in this week, expressing the nation's will to participate in international organizations and events.
According to the Government Information Office, the governmental advertisement has been carried in several major international media, including The Wall Street Journal, International Herald Tribune, The Economists , Reforma the learned newspaper in Mexico, etc. Besides, the poster has also been posted in major international airports in Europe and America. These advertising measures aim at showing the world Taiwan's resolution and will to take the responsibility for energy conservation and carbon reduction and to take her deserved part in international organizations and events.
The Government Information Office says, the government continues to strive for international engagements, among which the participation in UNFCCC is one of the present goals. The advertisement for UNFCCC participation this year centers around the topic of energy conservation and carbon reduction, demonstrating the high-tech products made of recycled plastic bottles in Taiwan.
The title of the advertising poster is “Taiwan cuts carbon emissions by turning trash into green gold”, describing that Taiwan makes the recycled plastic bottles into kinds of products with the developed technology. The bottom sign goes with “Support Taiwan’s participation in actions under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change,” appealing for the international publicity's understanding of and assent to Taiwan's demand of international participation.
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CNA 2010/11/24 (Chinese)
CNA (2010/11/24) The 16th Conference of the Parties (COP-16) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is about to take place in Mexico from November 29 on. Taiwan Government Information Office begins to advertise on several major international media in this week, expressing the nation's will to participate in international organizations and events.
Source: CNA
According to the Government Information Office, the governmental advertisement has been carried in several major international media, including The Wall Street Journal, International Herald Tribune, The Economists , Reforma the learned newspaper in Mexico, etc. Besides, the poster has also been posted in major international airports in Europe and America. These advertising measures aim at showing the world Taiwan's resolution and will to take the responsibility for energy conservation and carbon reduction and to take her deserved part in international organizations and events.
The Government Information Office says, the government continues to strive for international engagements, among which the participation in UNFCCC is one of the present goals. The advertisement for UNFCCC participation this year centers around the topic of energy conservation and carbon reduction, demonstrating the high-tech products made of recycled plastic bottles in Taiwan.
The title of the advertising poster is “Taiwan cuts carbon emissions by turning trash into green gold”, describing that Taiwan makes the recycled plastic bottles into kinds of products with the developed technology. The bottom sign goes with “Support Taiwan’s participation in actions under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change,” appealing for the international publicity's understanding of and assent to Taiwan's demand of international participation.
Reference:
CNA 2010/11/24 (Chinese)
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