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Dear friends, Science is speaking to us very clearly about what is happening. Innovation is showing us very clearly what can be done. If we want to protect forests and life on land, safeguard our oceans, create massive economic opportunities, prevent even more massive losses and improve the health and well-being of people and the planet, we have one simple option staring us in the face: Climate action.
   As Secretary-General, I am committed to mobilize the world to meet this challenge. First, I will intensify high-level political engagement to raise the bar on climate action. The Paris pledges are historic but still do not go nearly far enough to limit temperature rise to well below 2 degrees and as close as possible to 1. 5 degrees. So we must do our utmost to increase ambition and action until we can bend the emissions curve and slow down global warming.
   Second, I will rally the full capacity of the United Nations development system behind climate action and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Third, I will use the convening power of the United Nations to work with governments and all major actors, such as the coal, oil and gas industries, to accelerate the necessary energy transition.
   Eighty percent of the world’s energy still comes from fossil fuels - oil, gas and coal. We cannot phase out fossil fuels overnight. We have to engage the energy industry and governments to use fossil fuels as cleanly, sparingly and responsibly as possible, while transforming our energy systems. I will work with all actors to promote a global energy transition, the greening of investments in infrastructure and transport, and progress on carbon pricing.
   Fourth, I will encourage new and strengthened partnerships for implementing the Paris Agreement through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. In all these areas, I will use every possible opportunity to persuade, prod and push for progress. I will count on the vital forces of civil society to do the same.
   The climate conversation should cease to be a shouting match. Yet, there will continue to be strong differences about how to achieve our climate goals. Yet it is also clear that the journey from Paris is well under way. The support across all sectors of society is profound. The transition in the real economy is a fact. I look forward to continuing to engage all countries in forging a truly shared vision of the way ahead that leaves no one behind . Thank you very much.