KRISHNA-UN 2 LAST

"In this context, I urged the urgent adoption of the
Comprehensive Convention against International Terrorism,
which has been under negotiation at the UN for more than 15
years," Krishna said.

On September 22, Krishna led the Indian delegation for
the Climate Change Summit, which also included India's
Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh
and the Special Envoy of the Prime Minister for Climate Change
Shyam Saran.

"Our central message was that India has a major
interest in ensuring an ambitious and equitable outcome at the
climate change negotiations in Copenhagen, which recognises
that developing countries need to pursue growth," he said.

"Domestically, we are taking many measures to address
climate, both on mitigation and adaptation. Many of these will
have specific and time-bound goals," Krishna said. PTI LKJ
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