The Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) appointed former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed as its new Secretary General, a post Nasheed acknowledged in a social media post. The CVF is an international partnership of 58 highly vulnerable nations, founded by the Maldives government during the Nasheed administration ahead of the 2009 UN climate conference in Copenhagen.
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Thank you President @NAkufoAddo [Akufo-Addo] for putting faith in me to be the new Secretary-General of @TheCVF. I'll give it my best shot! Look forward to working with Prime Minister @miaamormottley [Mottley] as the incoming CVF president.
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The CVF is an international partnership of 58 highly vulnerable nations serving as a platform of cooperation, for participating governments, to act together to deal with climate change.
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In addition to the Maldives, CVF lists 11 nations as the partnership's 'founding members.'
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The Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) has appointed former president Mohamed Nasheed as the partnership's new Secretary General.
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The 11 founding members constituted the first forum, held in the Maldives in November 2009, where the CVF adopted the 'Declaration of the Climate Vulnerable Forum' also know as the 'Malé Declaration.'
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The CVF was founded by the Maldives government, during the Nasheed administration, heading into the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, COP15.
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