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*From:* ClimateSecretariat *Sent:* 17 October 2018 10:31 AM *To:* Irene Koenze; Dineo Ngobeni; Agnes Mohlala *Subject:* SAVE THE DATE: INVITATION TO THE EXTENDED NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON CLIMATE CHANGE DIALOGUE: 6-7 NOVEMBER 2018
Dear Climate Change Stakeholder
You are hereby invited to the next Extended NCCC Stakeholder dialogue scheduled for 6-7 November 2018.
We invite you to kindly submit your agenda items for the dialogue on and to RSVP climate@environment.gov.za on or before Monday 29 October 2018.
The agenda and further details will be communicated to confirmed participants.
We look forward to your participation.
The Climate Change Secretariat Team
*Branch: Climate Change and Air Quality Management *
*Department of Environmental Affairs*
*Environment House, Soutpan & Steve Biko Road, Pretoria,Block C2 First Floor, Office 25 *
*Tel: 012 399 8837*
*e-Mail: climate@environment.gov.za <climate@environment.gov.za> *
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