President David Granger yesterday committed Guyana to honouring the terms of the Paris Agreement on climate change and said his government would pursue the establishment of a Green State.
Speaking at the Twenty Second Session of the Conference of Parties of the
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Morocco, Granger said that Guyana demonstrated its commitment to the pact by becoming the seventeenth state to deposit its instrument of ratification of the Paris Agreement on climate change, to the United Nations.
Amid growing international concern that US President-elect Donald Trump intends to pull his country out of the agreement, Granger listed Guyana’s plans.
