Negotiators in
Paris are to present their final draft text on Saturday morning for a
deal on limiting climate change after working through Friday night to thrash
out remaining details.
The French president, François Hollande, is due to join Ban
Ki-moon at the landmark summit at 11.30am local time, when the text is expected
to be published. The draft is predicted to be officially adopted in the afternoon.
Sources said the final text was only settled on at 6.45am
after negotiators and ministers worked through Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights at Le Bourget in north-east Paris.
Laurent Fabius – the French foreign minister who has
marshalled the text through its final stages as president of the talks – said
on Thursday night: “All the conditions are ripe for a universal and ambitious
agreement.
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