ANTALYA, Nov 14: Nepal and the Republic of Korea have signed a cooperation framework agreement on climate change aimed at mobilizing carbon finance, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen...
ANTALYA, Nov 14: Nepal and the Republic of Korea have signed a cooperation framework agreement on climate change aimed at mobilizing carbon finance, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and strengthening climate cooperation between the two countries.
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