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News in english 18. dec. 2009 KL. 16.31

COP15: UN asks delegations to stay on

The United Nations has asked delegations to remain in place to reach an agreement.

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The United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has asked world delegations to remain in Copenhagen at least overnight in order to try to reach agreement on a climate deal, according a Reuters report citing the European Union’s Climate Commissioner Stavros Dimas.

Danish hosts at the Bella Center have also been asked to stay open during the weekend so negotiations can continue.

Edited by Julian Isherwood

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