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UN Chief Guterres Reads Wrong Speech at COP27
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November 10, 2022
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1:09Now PlayingUnited Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was given the wrong speech at a session during the COP27 climate summit.
Speaking before vice-president Al Gore, Guterres started reading his script, pausing after a few sentences.
He told the attendees "I think I was given the wrong speech."
The audience and Guterres laughed and he explained he was to later address a group of young people and he had been reading the script meant for them which included sentences such as "the world is losing the race against the climate crisis, but I'm hopeful because of you," and "You have been relentless in holding decision makers to account."
Guterres told the audience "I'm going to speak to the group of young people afterwards and there was a small confusion. I apologise."
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