WEATHER
WEATHER
People often relish the rainy season due to its refreshing reprieve from oppressive heat.
The patter of raindrops can be profoundly soothing, creating a serene ambiance. Rain
revitalizes the earth, resulting in verdant landscapes and flourishing flora. Many find rainy
days ideal for engaging in indoor pursuits such as reading, watching films, or savoring
warm beverages. Moreover, the rain evokes a sense of nostalgia and romanticism,
enhancing its allure.
1.3. Do you like rainy days?
Many people do enjoy rainy days. The sound of rain can be incredibly soothing, providing
a calming background that enhances concentration or relaxation. Rainy days often evoke a
cozy atmosphere, making indoor activities like reading, watching movies, or enjoying
warm drinks particularly pleasant. Additionally, the rain revitalizes the environment,
leading to lush greenery and a refreshed ambiance. For some, the melancholic yet serene
mood of a rainy day is deeply appealing and comforting.
1.4. Is there any part of your country where it doesn’t rain much?
Yes of course! Vietnam is a tropical country, however, there is one place that has
almost the least rain is the hottest in the country – that is Ninh Thuan, a coastal
province located in the South Central region. The reason for this is that the terrain is
mainly mountainous, blocking the Northeast monsoon that brings rain. Furthermore,
the influence of ocean currents and the dryness of the area also contribute to this
unique climate.
Yes, there are regions in Vietnam that experience relatively low rainfall compared to
the rest of the country. One such area is the coastal region of Ninh Thuận province,
particularly around the city of Phan Rang-Tháp Chàm. This area is known for its dry
climate, with less annual rainfall than other parts of Vietnam. The combination of its
geographical location and the rain shadow effect from surrounding mountains
contributes to its arid conditions.
1.5. Do you do different things in different weather?
As someone who loves variety, I adjust my activities based on the changing weather.
In spring the weather is warm, I like to walk and breathe fresh air. Summer with
bright sunshine is a great time to enjoy beautiful beaches and participate in water
sports such as swimming and windsurfing. Autumn brings me a feeling of peace and
romance. I like to make a hot cup of tea, read a book, or simply spend time with
myself and reflect on life. In winter, I like to curl up in a warm blanket, sip hot coffee,
and watch movies. On snowy days, I often go skiing or build snowmen with my
friends.
Yes, people's activities often vary depending on the weather. In sunny weather,
outdoor activities such as hiking, picnicking, and sports are popular. Rainy weather
tends to drive people indoors, where they might enjoy reading, watching movies, or
spending time in cafes. Cold weather often encourages indoor activities as well, like
cooking, playing board games, or cozying up with a hot drink. In snowy conditions,
activities like skiing, snowboarding, and building snowmen are common. Each type
of weather creates opportunities for different experiences and pastimes.
1.6. Would you prefer to live in a place that has the same weather all year, or a place that
has four seasons?
Personally, instead of choosing a place with the same weather all year round, I like to
experience the changes of the four seasons. Each season brings its unique beauty,
creating unique and exciting experiences. The change of four seasons gives people
the opportunity to experience many new things.
Preferences for living in a place with the same weather all year versus a place with
four seasons vary widely among individuals. Some people prefer a consistent climate,
such as a tropical or temperate region with mild weather year-round, as it allows for a
stable and predictable lifestyle. This can be ideal for those who enjoy outdoor
activities without seasonal disruptions. On the other hand, many people appreciate the
variety offered by four distinct seasons. Experiencing spring's renewal, summer's
warmth, autumn's colorful foliage, and winter's snow can provide a dynamic and
enriching living experience. Each season brings its own unique activities and
aesthetic changes, which some find invigorating and enjoyable. Ultimately, the
preference depends on personal tastes, lifestyle choices, and how much individuals
enjoy seasonal changes or consistency.
1.7. Do you think the weather is more important to people who play sports?
For sports enthusiasts, weather plays an extremely important role, directly affecting
performance and training experience. With outdoor sports such as football, basketball,
or jogging, nice weather will create ideal conditions for athletes to perform at their
best. On the contrary, extreme weather such as heavy rain, intense heat, or dense
fog can obstruct vision, affect health, and even lead to danger for athletes.
Yes, weather significantly impacts athletes. Outdoor sports, such as soccer, tennis,
and golf, rely on favorable conditions for optimal performance and safety, with
adverse weather disrupting schedules and posing risks. Sports like skiing and
snowboarding are entirely contingent on specific conditions, like snowfall. Even
indoor sports can be affected by extreme weather in terms of travel and attendance.
Consequently, athletes often closely monitor weather forecasts and may select
locations based on climate suitability for their sport.
Yes, weather significantly impacts athletes. Outdoor sports, such as soccer, tennis,
and golf, rely on favorable conditions for optimal performance and safety, with
adverse weather disrupting schedules and posing risks. Sports like skiing and
snowboarding are entirely contingent on specific conditions, like snowfall. Even
indoor sports can be affected by extreme weather in terms of travel and attendance.
Consequently, athletes often closely monitor weather forecasts and may select
locations based on climate suitability for their sport.
1.8. Do people change in the summer?
Summer in Vietnam is not only a change in weather, but people are also more active
and have more activities. Summer is the ideal time for people to participate in outdoor
activities such as traveling, picnicking, swimming, and playing sports. These
activities help people relieve stress and relax their minds.
Yes, people often change in the summer. Increased daylight and warmer temperatures
can boost mood and energy levels, encouraging more outdoor activities and social
interactions. Summer vacations and breaks from school or work provide opportunities
for travel, relaxation, and pursuing hobbies. The season's heat often influences
lifestyle changes, such as lighter clothing, altered diets with more fresh and cool
foods, and different exercise routines. Overall, summer tends to foster a more active,
social, and leisurely lifestyle.
Describe your favorite weather. You should say:
– What kind of weather it is
– What you usually do during this weather
– How this weather affects your mood
– And explain why you like this type of weather
I’m going to talk about the kind of weather that I enjoy the most. Being born in southern
Vietnam, I’m accustomed to the humid and hot tropical weather though I’m not very fond
of it. Instead, whenever I have a chance, I try to escape to places that are chilled and dry.
You know, the type of weather that’s suitable for pine trees.
In Vietnam, you can experience this weather in the highlands and in cities such as Da Lat.
As I said, I’m used to the tropical weather so I have a low tolerance for cool
temperatures. When I visit Dalat or the highlands, I have to wear thick jackets
to keep myself warm. I don’t think that this is a disadvantage as it gives me opportunities
to pose in interesting garments. I like to sport earmuffs and trench coats, things that I
couldn’t wear normally. Another little thing that I enjoy is breathing in the cooler weather.
Because of the low temperature, the vapor in my breath forms small puffs of fog. When I
was younger, I used to imagine that I was a dragon and my breaths were smoke. I have a
lot of good feelings and memories too when it comes to my favorite weather. Since I can
only be immersed in this kind of weather on vacations when I am relaxed, I associate it
with the feeling of relief. I use it as a psychological trick when I’m stressed at work. I
often think of this weather to motivate myself and to ease the tension I have at work.
My favorite weather in Vietnam is the mild, cool days of early spring, particularly in the
northern regions like Hanoi.
During this weather, temperatures are comfortably cool, often ranging between 15°C to
20°C (59°F to 68°F), with clear skies and a gentle breeze. It’s a refreshing change after
the cold winter months and before the intense heat of summer sets in.
On these pleasant days, I usually enjoy taking leisurely walks around Hoan Kiem Lake or
exploring the Old Quarter, savoring the vibrant atmosphere without the oppressive heat.
This weather is also perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking in the nearby mountains
or visiting cultural sites like the Temple of Literature.
The mild spring weather positively affects my mood, making me feel more energetic,
cheerful, and motivated. The comfortable temperatures and bright days foster a sense of
well-being and inspire me to be more active and social.
I like this type of weather because it strikes a perfect balance—not too hot or too cold. It
allows for a wide range of activities, both outdoor and indoor, and enhances the natural
beauty of the surroundings. The invigorating climate and the renewal of nature in
springtime create a vibrant and uplifting environment that I find deeply enjoyable.
Now that I think of it, the weather does influence the way I feel. If I recall correctly,
I have been the most productive when it’s sunny outside. On the contrary, when
it’s hazy and gloomy, I tend to be down in the dumps and I do slack off on such days.
Yes, weather can influence people's mood. Sunny days often correlate with improved
mood and increased energy levels, while gloomy or rainy weather can sometimes lead
to feelings of sadness or irritability. Extreme weather events and seasonal changes can
also evoke anxiety or lift spirits.
Yes, weather can indeed affect people's mood. Research suggests that different
weather conditions can influence emotions and behavior. For example, sunny days
often correlate with improved mood, increased energy levels, and a greater sense of
well-being. On the other hand, gloomy or rainy weather can sometimes lead to
feelings of sadness, lethargy, or irritability in some individuals. Additionally, extreme
weather events like heatwaves or storms can evoke anxiety, stress, or fear, especially
if they pose risks to safety or property. Seasonal changes, such as the transition from
winter to spring, can also impact mood, with many people experiencing a lift in spirits
as the weather becomes milder and nature begins to bloom. Overall, while the extent
of weather's impact on mood varies from person to person, there is a general
consensus that weather conditions can influence emotional states to some degree.
3.2. Where can people get weather reports?
It used to be the case that we could only get weather forecasts on television at certain
times. Nowadays, it’s at the tips of our fingers. You can download mobile
applications for weather reports, you can also watch them on video-hosting platforms
like YouTube. I think this is fantastic and is a major positive development. We all
know that weather can be sporadic and it’s really difficult to predict weather with
absolute certainty so getting news about the weather once a day may not be enough,
especially for people whose work depends on weather such as farmers and taxi
drivers.
People can access weather reports from various sources, including television channels
dedicated to weather forecasting, websites, mobile apps, radio broadcasts, and
newspapers. Additionally, many smartphones come pre-installed with weather apps
that provide real-time updates based on the user's location. Furthermore, there are
specialized weather services provided by government agencies, such as the National
Weather Service in the United States, which offer detailed forecasts and warnings for
specific regions.
Previously we could only receive weather forecasts on TV at certain times.
Nowadays, with the internet, everything is almost at your fingertips and you can get
information anytime you want. Weather forecasts are easy to search through countless
channels: Television stations, newspapers, phone apps, and specialized websites.
Each source has its advantages, helping you update weather news quickly
and accurately, to easily plan an outing, choose the right outfit, or make a decision
whether to hold a party indoors or outdoors, … You can download mobile apps to
view weather forecasts, you can also watch them on video-hosting platforms like
YouTube.
3.3. Why are people interested in the weather?
I would say that people are more concerned about the weather than they are interested
in it. The weather dictates how we operate our society on a daily basis. Even
seemingly unremarkable decisions like whether I should walk to school or take a taxi
are influenced by the weather. This is why people tend to pay close attention to what
happens in terms of weather. Of course, there are exceptions. There are people who
are genuinely fascinated by meteorology and dedicate much of their time to learning
about weather patterns and predictions. They’re extremely helpful to our
societies. However, I don’t think that many people are like this.
People are interested in the weather for several reasons. Firstly, weather directly
impacts daily activities and plans, influencing decisions about what to wear, outdoor
events, travel arrangements, and even agricultural practices. Secondly, weather can
affect mood and well-being, with sunny days often correlating with improved spirits
and outdoor enjoyment. Additionally, extreme weather events like storms or
heatwaves can pose risks to safety and property, prompting people to stay informed
for their own security. Furthermore, weather phenomena are fascinating from a
scientific standpoint, prompting curiosity about meteorology and natural phenomena.
3.4. What do people do on rainy days and sunny days?
Assuming that they’re not working on that day, if it’s sunny, outdoor lovers would go
on a picnic, go camping, hiking, and maybe go swimming in ponds and lakes. On the
other hand, rainy days are perfect for family gatherings. They could prepare a meal
together with their relatives, play board games, or watch a movie.
People are interested in the weather for several reasons. Firstly, weather directly
impacts daily activities and plans, influencing decisions about what to wear, outdoor
events, travel arrangements, and even agricultural practices. Secondly, weather can
affect mood and well-being, with sunny days often correlating with improved spirits
and outdoor enjoyment. Additionally, extreme weather events like storms or
heatwaves can pose risks to safety and property, prompting people to stay informed
for their own security. Furthermore, weather phenomena are fascinating from a
scientific standpoint, prompting curiosity about meteorology and natural phenomena.
3.6. Does air pollution affect the weather?
Air pollution affects the weather, manifesting in many forms such as
fog formation from large amounts of dust and smoke; besides changes in rainfall and
temperature, causing extreme weather phenomena. However, the level of impact also
depends on many other factors. More research is needed to understand this
relationship better.
Yes, air pollution can indeed affect the weather. Particulate matter and pollutants
released into the atmosphere can alter cloud formation processes, affecting the
characteristics and behavior of clouds. This can lead to changes in precipitation
patterns, such as altering the timing, intensity, and distribution of rainfall.
Additionally, air pollution can impact atmospheric stability and temperature
gradients, potentially influencing local weather conditions like temperature inversions
and fog formation. Moreover, pollutants can interact with sunlight and heat, affecting
atmospheric dynamics and contributing to phenomena like urban heat islands.
Overall, air pollution can have complex and significant effects on various aspects of
weather and climate.
You recently stayed in a hotel in a large city. The weather was very unusual for the time of the
year and the heating or cooling system in the hotel was quite inadequate. Write a letter to the
manager of the hotel. In your letter -Give details of what was wrong -Explain what you had to do
to overcome the problem at that time -Say what action you would like the manager to take
Subject: Concern Regarding Inadequate Heating/Cooling System
Dear [Manager's Name],
I hope this letter finds you well. I recently had the opportunity to stay at your esteemed
hotel in [City Name], and while overall my experience was pleasant, I feel compelled to
bring to your attention an issue that significantly impacted my stay.
During my time at your hotel, I encountered a notable inadequacy in the heating/cooling
system, which was particularly distressing given the unusual weather conditions
prevailing at the time. Despite the unseasonably cold/hot temperatures outside, the
heating/cooling system seemed unable to maintain a comfortable indoor climate. This
made my stay considerably less enjoyable and affected my ability to rest and relax.
To cope with the discomfort caused by the inadequate heating/cooling, I resorted to
various makeshift measures, such as using additional blankets/ventilating the room with
the windows open. However, these measures proved to be only temporary solutions and
did little to alleviate the issue.
In light of these circumstances, I kindly request that you take immediate action to address
the deficiencies in the hotel's heating/cooling system. This may involve conducting a
thorough inspection of the system to identify and rectify any underlying issues, as well as
ensuring that it is adequately maintained and capable of meeting the diverse climate needs
of your guests. I trust that you will take this matter seriously and prioritize the comfort
and satisfaction of your guests. Thank you for your attention to this concern, and I look
forward to hearing from you regarding the steps you plan to take to resolve it.
You recently stayed in a hotel in a large city. The weather was very unusual for the time of year
and the heating / cooling system in the hotel was quite inadequate. Write a letter to the manager of
the hotel. In your letter: give details of what went wrong explain what you had to do to overcome
the problem at the time say what action you would like the manager to take
It sounds like you're describing the phenomenon of El Niño, which indeed impacts
weather patterns across the Pacific Ocean. El Niño refers to the periodic warming of sea
surface temperatures in the central and eastern equatorial Pacific, disrupting normal
climate patterns worldwide.
During normal conditions, the Pacific Ocean experiences a trade wind pattern, where
easterly winds blow from the Americas towards Asia. These winds help to push warm
surface waters towards the western Pacific, leading to cooler temperatures in the eastern
Pacific. This setup contributes to the formation of upwelling, bringing nutrient-rich waters
to the surface along the western coast of the Americas, supporting marine ecosystems.
However, during El Niño events, the trade winds weaken or even reverse direction. This
leads to a reduction in upwelling along the western coast of the Americas and allows
warm water to spread eastward across the Pacific. Consequently, rainfall patterns shift,
with increased precipitation in the central and eastern Pacific and decreased rainfall in the
western Pacific and along the western coast of the Americas.
El Niño events can have far-reaching impacts on weather patterns globally, leading to
droughts, floods, and other extreme weather events in various regions. It's a complex
phenomenon with significant implications for ecosystems, agriculture, economies, and
societies worldwide.
Nowadays more and more tourists are visiting places with difficult weather conditions, such as the
Sahara Desert and the Antarctic region and so on. What are the advantages and disadvantages for
tourists who visit such places?
Visiting places with challenging weather conditions is becoming increasingly common.
Although these trips offer a lifelong experience to tourists, there are many potential risks
as well.
On the positive side, when people stop over the Sahara or the Antarctic, they feel good. It
is unusual for them to see such extreme temperatures and weather conditions as they have
always experienced those that countries or states normally have. For example, visiting -40
degrees the surroundings of mount Everest for residents of Australia is an unusual activity
because in their nation mercury remains between 15 and 40-degree Celsius. As a result,
they will cherish memories of this journey forever. Besides, people start caring for small
things, such as food and water, after they visit remote places. This is because they
themselves experience hardships to get these things when they are on tour.
On the negative side, paying a vacation to these unusual places can cause many problems
to the body of visitors and may affect their body structure as well. It is usual to suffer
from heatstroke when a person visits the Sahara or frostbite when an individual
experiences the climate of Mount McKinley. In addition to that, since there are too less
persons in these places, it is difficult to get aid if persons find themselves in a situation of
contingencies. Almost no repair shops, hospitals and pharmacy may decrease problems
for them.
In conclusion, despite facing problems, more and more tourists are visiting the remotest
places on the Earth. It is recommended to take extra caution when visitors plan to trip
such places.
Title: Exploring Extreme Environments: The Joys and Challenges of Adventure Tourism
In recent years, there has been a noticeable surge in the popularity of adventure tourism to
destinations with challenging weather conditions, such as the Sahara Desert and the
Antarctic region. This trend reflects a growing desire among travelers to seek out unique
and thrilling experiences that push the boundaries of conventional tourism. While
exploring extreme environments offers unparalleled opportunities for adventure and
personal growth, it also presents significant challenges and risks that demand careful
consideration.
One of the primary attractions of visiting places with difficult weather conditions is the
opportunity to immerse oneself in unparalleled natural beauty and wilderness. The vast,
untouched landscapes of the Sahara Desert or the pristine, icy expanses of Antarctica
evoke a sense of awe and wonder, offering a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of
modern life. For many adventure-seekers, the chance to witness such remote and exotic
environments firsthand is an irresistible draw.
Furthermore, exploring extreme environments provides an unparalleled sense of adventure
and thrill. Trekking across the scorching sands of the Sahara or braving the frigid
temperatures of Antarctica's polar ice caps can evoke a sense of exhilaration and
accomplishment unmatched by more conventional forms of travel. The physical and
mental challenges posed by these environments can push individuals to their limits,
fostering resilience, self-discovery, and personal growth.
Moreover, adventure tourism to extreme environments offers unique opportunities for
cultural immersion and learning. Many of these destinations are rich in cultural heritage,
with indigenous peoples inhabiting these harsh environments for centuries. Interacting
with local communities, learning about their traditional ways of life, and experiencing
their customs and rituals firsthand can provide travelers with a deeper understanding and
appreciation of diverse cultures and perspectives.
However, it is essential to acknowledge that visiting places with challenging weather
conditions also entails significant risks and challenges. Extreme temperatures, harsh
terrain, and unpredictable weather patterns pose serious safety hazards to tourists,
including dehydration, heatstroke, hypothermia, and altitude sickness. Moreover, the lack
of infrastructure and emergency services in remote and harsh environments can
exacerbate these risks, making it essential for travelers to exercise caution and
preparedness at all times.
Furthermore, adventure tourism to extreme environments can have adverse environmental
impacts if not managed responsibly. Mass tourism to fragile ecosystems like the Antarctic
or desert regions can lead to habitat destruction, pollution, and disturbance of wildlife
populations. It is crucial for travelers to prioritize responsible and sustainable travel
practices, minimizing their environmental footprint and respecting the delicate balance of
these ecosystems.
In conclusion, exploring extreme environments through adventure tourism offers a unique
blend of excitement, challenge, and cultural enrichment. While the allure of these remote
and exotic destinations is undeniable, it is essential for travelers to approach such
experiences with caution, preparedness, and a commitment to responsible travel. By doing
so, adventure-seekers can unlock the transformative power of exploration while
safeguarding the natural beauty and integrity of these extraordinary environments for
future generations.
The greatest advantage of the railway transport is that it is the most dependable mode of transport
as it is the least affected by weather conditions such as rains, fog etc. compared to other modes of
transports. What are the advantages and disadvantages?
Title: Railway Transport: Advantages, Disadvantages, and Future Prospects
Railway transport stands as a cornerstone of global transportation infrastructure, offering a
myriad of advantages alongside notable challenges. This essay delves into the intricacies
of railway transport, exploring its advantages, disadvantages, and potential future
prospects.
One of the foremost advantages of railway transport is its unparalleled reliability,
stemming from the fixed infrastructure of rail lines. Unlike road or air transport, railways
are less susceptible to disruptions caused by adverse weather conditions, ensuring
consistent service regardless of rain, fog, or snow. This reliability makes railways an
indispensable mode of transportation for both passengers and cargo, facilitating seamless
mobility and trade on regional and international scales.
Moreover, railway transport boasts significant cost-effectiveness, particularly for
transporting bulk cargo over long distances. Trains possess higher carrying capacities and
consume less fuel per ton-mile compared to trucks or airplanes, making them an efficient
choice for transporting goods in large quantities. This cost-efficiency translates into
economic benefits for businesses and consumers alike, driving productivity and reducing
transportation costs.
Safety is another paramount advantage of railway transport, underpinned by stringent
safety protocols and standards. Railways are considered one of the safest modes of
transportation, with a lower incidence of accidents and fatalities compared to road
transport. The fixed infrastructure of railways mitigates risks associated with factors like
road congestion or human error, ensuring the well-being of passengers and the integrity of
cargo.
Furthermore, railway transport aligns with environmental sustainability goals, emitting
fewer greenhouse gas emissions per ton-mile compared to road or air transport. The
electrification of railways and the adoption of renewable energy sources further enhance
the environmental credentials of rail transport, reducing its carbon footprint and
contributing to efforts to combat climate change.
Despite its myriad advantages, railway transport also presents certain disadvantages that
warrant consideration. Limited accessibility is a notable challenge, particularly in remote
or rural areas where railway tracks are sparse or non-existent. This limited coverage can
pose logistical challenges for passengers and businesses seeking to utilize railway
transport, necessitating complementary modes of transportation to bridge accessibility
gaps.
Inflexibility is another drawback of railway transport, as trains operate on fixed routes and
schedules, lacking the adaptability to accommodate diverse transportation needs. Time-
sensitive or perishable goods may be ill-suited for transportation by rail, as trains cannot
offer the expedited delivery options available through road or air transport. This
inflexibility limits the applicability of railway transport for certain types of cargo and
industries.
The question of whether weather countries should accept more refugees and provide them
with basic assistance, including food and housing, is a contentious and multifaceted issue
that demands careful consideration of ethical, humanitarian, and practical considerations.
While some argue that weather countries have a moral obligation to provide refuge to
those fleeing persecution and conflict, others contend that such actions may strain
resources and infrastructure, potentially exacerbating existing challenges. In my view, I
agree with the proposition that weather countries should accept more refugees and offer
them essential assistance, albeit within the bounds of practicality and sustainability.
First and foremost, weather countries have a moral imperative to extend aid and protection
to refugees who are fleeing violence, persecution, and humanitarian crises in their home
countries. The principle of international solidarity and human rights dictates that all
individuals have the right to seek asylum and refuge from persecution, regardless of their
country of origin or the circumstances of their displacement. By providing a safe haven
and basic assistance to refugees, weather countries uphold fundamental principles of
compassion, empathy, and solidarity, reaffirming their commitment to the protection of
human dignity and rights.
Furthermore, accepting refugees and providing them with essential assistance aligns with
broader humanitarian and development goals, contributing to global efforts to alleviate
poverty, promote stability, and foster resilience in regions affected by conflict and
displacement. By welcoming refugees into their communities and offering them support,
weather countries not only fulfill their moral obligations but also enrich their societies
with diverse perspectives, skills, and experiences, enhancing social cohesion and cultural
exchange.
However, it is essential to acknowledge that accepting refugees and providing them with
basic assistance may pose practical challenges and resource constraints for weather
countries, particularly in the context of limited infrastructure, economic pressures, and
social tensions. To address these challenges effectively, weather countries should adopt
comprehensive and sustainable approaches to refugee protection and assistance, including
robust asylum systems, equitable burden-sharing mechanisms, and investments in social
integration and economic empowerment programs.
In conclusion, while the question of whether weather countries should accept more
refugees and provide them with basic assistance is complex and nuanced, I believe that
embracing a humanitarian approach to refugee protection is not only a moral imperative
but also a practical necessity. By extending aid and protection to refugees, weather
countries uphold fundamental principles of human rights, solidarity, and compassion,
contributing to global efforts to address displacement and build more inclusive and
resilient societies.