Sacrificing Climate For Lies: French Politicians Push Anti-Azerbaijan Narratives Ahead Of COP29
Date
11/10/2024 9:12:06 AM
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 10. The call by
French Senator Yannick Jadot to boycott COP29 in Baku over
unsubstantiated claims of the so-called "ethnic cleansing" against
Armenia reeks of hypocrisy and Political opportunism.
This so-called "environmentalist" in a recent article by
Ouest-France, a daily French newspaper, is shamefully allowing
biased narratives - spun by Armenian interests and loyally echoed
by pro-Armenian French politicians - to undermine global efforts on
one of humanity's most critical issues: climate change.
Let's be clear - this narrative of "ethnic cleansing" is a
falsehood, continuously propagated by Armenian lobbyists to vilify
Azerbaijan and garner misplaced sympathy from foreign governments.
It's no secret that Armenian propaganda has deeply infiltrated
French political circles, warping perceptions and fueling a
vendetta against Azerbaijan based on unfounded accusations. Jadot's
suggestion that France sit out of COP29 is a slap in the face to
every nation working tirelessly to address the climate crisis.
This raises a question: why are some French politicians, such as
Jadot, more consumed with defending Armenian separatist agendas
than addressing the world's escalating climate disaster? France,
like every country, is witnessing the severe impacts of climate
change - from deadly heatwaves to forest fires - and yet, Jadot and
his like-minded colleagues choose to prioritize their partisan
agenda over pressing global concerns. This political grandstanding
does nothing for the climate and sends a disturbing message that
fabricated regional narratives can distract from real
solutions.
France's place is at COP29, contributing to discussions that
affect the entire planet, not making excuses based on
propaganda-fueled grievances. The UN's selection of Baku as the
host city reflects Azerbaijan's leadership in addressing climate
and energy issues - especially its efforts in renewable energy and
sustainable development. France's leaders should be focused on
joining Azerbaijan in this crucial work, rather than promoting
unfounded smear campaigns.
Climate action can't wait, nor can it be held hostage by biased
political interests. If France truly cares about the future of the
planet, it should engage fully in COP29, placing the real climate
crisis over regional grudges and divisive rhetoric.
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