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Sisodia addresses global COVID-19 summit

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New Delhi, June 2 (IANS) Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday took part in 'Cities Against COVID-19 Global Summit 2020' hosted in Seoul and said the coronavirus crisis has provided great opportunities to people to come together and help each other.

"Met with leaders of various cities across the world to learn from their experiences in fighting COVID-19 at the CAC Global Summit 2020 by the Seoul government. The overwhelming challenge posed by corona (virus) offers great opportunities for us to come together and help each other," Sisodia tweeted.

Sisodia also took part in the 'World Mayors Summit' through video conference where mayors and officials from cities including Moscow, Jakarta, Istanbul, Budapest, Tehran, Tel Aviv, Buenos Aires, Vancouver and Chongqing shared their responses.

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