A team of young members from a South Korean non-governmental organization (NGO) called SSP visited Agartala on Saturday as part of their global campaign to save the Earth. The NGO expressed their willingness to work in Tripura. The group paid a courtesy visit to the Mayor of Agartala Municipal Corporation office to discuss their plans for enhancing cleanliness and addressing climate change in the state.
During the meeting, the members of the international volunteer group urged the youths of Tripura to come together and contribute to save the Earth. The Mayor of Agartala Municipal Corporation, Dipak Majumder, welcomed the delegates and informed the media that the members of the NGO appreciated the cleanliness of the state and now want to further enhance it with the help of the youths. He also stated that the government is happy to welcome the group and will provide all necessary support.
Sam Kim, a member of the NGO, expressed his hope that the youths of Agartala will work together with them to solve the critical issues of climate change in Tripura. He added, “Let us become one family and save the Earth. We visited the Mayor of Agartala today to get support and authorization from the state government. We will start our functioning in the state shortly.”
SSP is an international NGO with a presence in 175 countries and 35,000 members associated with them globally. The group works voluntarily to address critical issues related to climate change. In Tripura, they plan to focus on enhancing cleanliness and addressing other climatic issues.
The visit of the South Korean NGO to Tripura is expected to bring significant benefits to the state. With their vast experience and expertise in dealing with environmental issues, the group is expected to play a critical role in addressing the challenges posed by climate change in Tripura. The youth of the state can learn a lot from the group and contribute to the efforts to save the Earth.
In conclusion, the visit of the South Korean NGO to Agartala is a positive development, and the state government must provide all necessary support to ensure that the group’s efforts to enhance cleanliness and address climate change are successful. The youths of Tripura must also come forward to work together with the NGO and make the state a better place for all.
