US EditionPope Francis and Bill Clinton set discussion on climate change at Clinton Global Initiative
- Pope Francis and former President Bill Clinton will discuss pressing global issues, such as climate change, the refugee crisis, and the welfare of children, during the Clinton Global Initiative in New York.
- The conference will bring together leaders from politics, business, and philanthropy to work on potential solutions for global concerns, including climate change, healthcare, gender-based violence, and the war in Ukraine. It aims to secure commitments to address these issues.
- In addition to Pope Francis and Bill Clinton, Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will also participate in the conference. Other notable panelists include Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley, Alphabet and Google President Ruth Porat, and philanthropist Dwyane Wade.
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Pope Francis and Bill Clinton set discussion on climate change at Clinton Global Initiative
Pope Francis will discuss how to address the world's pressing issues with former President Bill Clinton to open this year's Clinton Global Initiative. Francis will discuss broad issues — including climate change, the refugee crisis, the welfare of children — during an onstage videoconference with Clinton.
Pope Francis and Bill Clinton set discussion on climate change at Clinton Global Initiative
NEW YORK (AP) — Pope Francis will discuss how to address the world's pressing issues with former President Bill Clinton to open this year's Clinton Global Initiative , organizers announced Thursday.
Pope Francis and Bill Clinton set discussion on climate change at Clinton Global Initiative
Pope Francis will discuss how to address the world’s pressing issues with former President Bill Clinton to open this year’s Clinton Global Initiative, organizers announced Thursday
Pope Francis and Bill Clinton set discussion on climate change at Clinton Global Initiative
Pope Francis will discuss how to address the world’s pressing issues with former President Bill Clinton to open this year’s Clinton Global Initiative, organizers announced Thursday
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