UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said that US President Donald Trump is 'on the wrong path in history' by removing the United States from the historic Paris climatic agreement.
Ban Ki-moon commented on part of a peace march in London on Monday. At this time, he also said that he is deeply concerned about the proclamation that the announcement to step down from the Paris Treaty has been given to the President. Moon said, "I want to say it clearly, that Trump's view is politically incomprehensible, economically irresponsible and scientifically wrong. That's why he is going through the wrong path of history. '
Before joining a conference in London on that day, former United Nations Secretary-General 'The Elders' took part in a peace march with other members of the organization. The untested leader of the anti-apartheid movement and former South African president, Nelson Mandela founded the organization.
Ban Ki-moon said he is still excited about the propaganda of a US citizen community to continue to show respect to this environment agreement, even though the decision to withdraw the trump from the historic Paris treaty is still encouraged. Ban Ki-Moon said, he is encouraged and optimistic that the whole world will be united to take up the Paris Climate Agreement. It is political and moral responsibility for the political leaders of the
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In June, President Trump announced the start of the three-year term for the 2015 Paris Treaty. 195 countries signed the agreement. Trump said about the financial loss of the United States in relation to the move.