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German software giant SAP steps up efforts to cut down carbon footprint in Middle East, Pakistan — official

  • SAP regional official says climate change is a major issues and his organization is coming up with solutions to improve lives 
  • The firm collaborates with organizations, governments, and NGOs globally to drive initiatives to tackle environmental challenges 
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