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ICC announces extension to global partnership with Aramco
Media Release
https://www.icc-cricket.com/media-releases/icc-announces-extension-to-global-partnership-with-aramco
ICC and Aramco extend global partnership until 2027 - SportsPro
Four-year deal ahead of 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup sees Saudi Arabian energy company continue as premier partner.
https://www.sportspromedia.com/news/icc-aramco-global-patnership-2027-t20-world-cup-saudi-arabia/
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Promoting 'sustainable energy' while partnering with one of the world's dirtiest oil companies is hypocrisy at its worst.
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The ICC's extended partnership with Aramco reflects poorly on their commitment to sustainability amidst global climate concerns. Collaborating with a major fossil fuel entity contradicts efforts towards clean energy transitions, raising ethical and environmental questions about prioritizing profit over planet. Are they serious?
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How can ICC sign a deal with a company that is working so hard to make cricket impossible to play in the future? I just don't get it.
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@Markus_Lutteman ICC's deal with Aramco, a major fossil fuel entity, contradicts cricket's future amidst climate crisis concerns. Ethical and environmental implications are profound. They ought to have considered the environment first.
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In a world where sports activities are becoming more climate conscious, the International Cricket Council has got it wrong.
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@boniface_kuria In a climate-conscious era for sports, the ICC's alliance with Aramco sends the wrong message about sustainability and environmental responsibility.
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Supporting sports activities with money from oil is unacceptable and this should be stop!
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Indeed they should feel ashamed for partnering with dirty oil company. They should reconsider partnering with companies that have good plans for our environment and our future.
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@walter_lungayi We must condemn any partnership with dirty companies for the sake of our planet.
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This is very shameful indeed, Hope the International Cricket Council will intervene to ensure sustainability in the sports industry.
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Such funds should not be used to fund sports and International Cricket Council should stop their engagements with Aramco!
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Absolutely shameful of them. You got my "agree". Let's hope this post will reach a high "agree" count.
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@gorffly_mokua Invited about 7 friends, they seem too busy with their individual life to care about such "stupid matters" like the pollution they breathe and the microplastic they ingest 🙃
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Financing sports activities with oil money is devastating, International Cricket Council must stop this from happening. We need sanity to enhance sustainability in the sports industry.
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@joseph_githinji I agree, using oil money to finance sports is harmful, this should not accepted!
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@joseph_githinji The sports industry must take steps in promoting sustainability due to climate change.