-- 据法新社从哥伦比亚正在进行的会谈中报道，尽管全球都在努力逐步淘汰化石燃料，但石油资源丰富的非洲国家表示，为了支持经济增长，它们将继续开采石油。 一些产油国的官员认为，鉴于它们对化石燃料收入的依赖，迅速摆脱对石油和天然气的依赖是不现实的。 “不是逐步淘汰，而是逐步减少。这就是我们想要传达的信息。”尼日利亚区域发展部长顾问奥努奥哈·马格努斯·奇迪对法新社表示。 法新社报道称，与会代表警告说，突然转型可能导致失业和经济混乱，并呼吁提供财政支持和政策灵活性，以帮助管理转型。
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