Marcin Krupa, Jerzy Kwiecinski

Marcin Krupa, Jerzy Kwiecinski

The press conference with Marcin Krupa the Major of Katowice (left) and Jerzy Kwiecinski Minister for Development and Investment (right) took place in Katowice December 5 during COP24. (CTK Photo/Grzegorz Klatka)

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