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Paris Climat 2015 : Au cœur des échanges entre Hollande et Yayi à Cotonou

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January 22, 2016
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Le président Thomas Boni Yayi et son homologue français François Hollande  à Cotonou au Bénin
Le président Thomas Boni Yayi et son homologue français François Hollande à Cotonou au Bénin (PHOTO: lexpress.fr)

Par Didier Hubert MADAFIME, Cotonou

Pour sa tournée en Afrique la route du  Président Français François Hollande est passée par Cotonou. Figure forcément à l’ordre du jour des discussions entre les deux Présidents la conférence internationale sur le climat prévue à Paris en 2015.

Le Président Français, au cours de la conférence de presse ; qu’il a co-animée avec Boni Yayi, croit dur comme fer que c’est maintenant ou jamais un accord juridique et contraignant.

Ecoutez François Hollande:

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Le Bénin faisant partie des pays africains victimes des effets du climat, son Président Boni Yayi a plaidé pour qu’un accord qui réduise les gaz à effets de serre soit obtenu à Paris mais il a surtout insisté sur le financement de la lutte contre le Climat.

Ecoutez Boni Yayi:

Après l’étape du Bénin, François Hollande a continué sa route. Il est attendu à Luanda, la capitale angolaise et mettre un terme à sa tournée à Yaoundé.

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