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PICS And Videos: Dia Mirza's Special Moment With Alec Baldwin

IANS, 28 Sep, 2018 09:14 PM

Actor-environmentalist Dia Mirza says meeting Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin was a special moment.

Dia hosted United Nations (UN)'s "Champions of the Earth" award with Baldwin.

"I have had the honour to host for the second year in a row Champions of the Earth Awards, a truly motivating and inspiring platform that brings together some of the finest human beings on the planet," Dia said in a statement.

Such an honour to host the #EarthChamps and #YoungChamps awards with the incredible @AlecBaldwin! Thank you @UNEnvironment for the inspiration. #SDGs #UNGA #SustainableWorld pic.twitter.com/biWPVBe9Ip
— Dia Mirza (@deespeak) September 27, 2018

"To be able to host this year's awards with Alec Baldwin made the experience all the more special," added the UN Environment's Goodwill Ambassador for India.

The awards were presented on September 26 in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also got the award. He dedicated it to the countrymen and the country's tradition of coexisting with nature.

Indian 🇮🇳 Prime Minister @narendramodi is a Champion of the Earth for his bold environmental leadership on the global stage: https://t.co/acCZzqEAlc #EarthChamps #BeatPlasticPollution pic.twitter.com/gxIL4ZrrSY
— UN Environment (@UNEnvironment) September 26, 2018

Global challenges require global solutions. @UNEnvironment Goodwill Ambassador @deespeak is at #UNGA this week. https://t.co/WdhsaIZtek pic.twitter.com/ItSEAEXGSB
— United Nations (@UN) September 27, 2018

.@UNEnvironment Goodwill Ambassador @deespeak shares why sustainable products must also be *affordable & accessible* to truly leave no one behind. #UNGA #SDGLive pic.twitter.com/BFUexTWrCi
— UN Foundation (@unfoundation) September 27, 2018

“We are all in this together, we are all consumers and have choices we make.” @UNEnvironment’s @nsahba speaks with @deespeak at #SDGLive about big and small ways we can combat waste and plastic pollution. https://t.co/hgrZLKk5sj pic.twitter.com/3fOPOnT3gJ
— UN Foundation (@unfoundation) September 27, 2018

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