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COP28 leadership focuses on transforming the effects of climate change into opportunities for economic and social development.
The Director-General and Special Representative of the Conference of the Parties (COP28), Ambassador Majid Al-Suwaidi, confirmed that the conference will achieve strong results to reduce gaps and increase financial flows in favor of developing countries. The conference will focus on facing the consequences of climate change with a positive attitude and turning them into opportunities for economic and social development. He invites all to attend the Twenty-Eighth Conference of the Parties: “We are ready to raise the bar on ambition and accelerate climate action by taking decisive action.”
During a press conference on the closing day of the preliminary ministerial meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP28), Al Suwadi said: “Over the past two days, we have witnessed a huge preparatory session for the Conference of the Parties. We made a lot of progress during the third round of the session on operating a climate loss and damage fund to support poor countries affected by climate change, and we were keen for everyone to participate in the discussions, so we invited 70 ministers and 100 delegates. Different countries of the world.
“The Conference of the Parties (COP28) will, for the first time, put all issues on the table to discuss investigation, adaptation, losses, damages and financing, especially what we have achieved during the conference,” Al Suwaidi stressed. It’s the halfway point to meeting the 2030 targets for reducing emissions, and everyone gets involved in a transparent way.” “Comprehensive and transparent.”
He added: “On November 5, we will hold an elite meeting (COP28) to discuss loss and damage funding and we expect promising results. Participating delegates’ action plan focused on food announcements, the importance of fundraising work, turning talk into action, and accepting and implementing recommendations.
He revealed that there is an upcoming meeting with 10 directors of multilateral development banks to demand a better way of working, expand the scope of public climate finance, especially to low-income economies, and raise trillions of dollars. Transitioning to alternative energy, and helping developing countries to do so, while reducing risks in the sector.
Al-Suwaidi continued: “The ministers and representatives who participated in the two days have reached a common vision of achieving success, we are happy to achieve the goal of avoiding a global temperature rise above the 1.5 degree Celsius limit, rethinking and placing our economies. Every country is on the right track,” he said, pointing to the importance of meeting the global goal on adaptation set out in the Paris Agreement and implementing the agreement fully and effectively.
The failure of developed countries to meet the $100 billion fund – 14 years ago to help developing countries – has led to a loss of confidence, so we discussed how donor countries can provide funding to help developing countries move to a cleaner future. Pointing out the need to move from billions to trillions, work must be done to engage the private sector and create a framework and structural engineering to develop programs and projects.
He emphasized the role of the COP28 leadership, especially during the Conference of the Parties the four main pillars we want to achieve include accelerating the transition, decarbonisation of energy, support for developing countries and accelerating the transition to renewable energy systems. Then we can change the narrative and support people to live the lives they want. The leadership of the Conference of the Parties (COP28) will focus on facing the consequences of climate change with a positive attitude and turning them into opportunities for the economy. and social development.
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Prince Albert II of Monaco and Dr. Abdullah Al Mandouz, Director General of the National Meteorological Center and President of the World Meteorological Organization, emphasized the importance of supporting environmental charities at COP28 during a discussion session yesterday. World Meteorological Organization Pavilion.
The session was hosted by the MERI Foundation and moderated by the Foundation’s President, Francesca Cortes Solari. The session brought together a distinguished panel of global leaders and experts, including Dr. Abdullah Al Mandoos and Prince Albert II, Jim Chia. , Bruno Bussi, Chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and Deputy Director of the Department of Ecosystems at the United Nations Environment Programme, Christian Chamber is Director of the Earth Fund.
Cooperation
The session addressed the theme “The Role of Philanthropy in Implementing the United Nations Climate Process” and strongly emphasized the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors and civil society and the role of this collaboration in achieving the United Nations’ ambitious goals. 2030, related to climate change, biodiversity and environmental sustainability.
Dr. Abdullah Al Mandoos stressed the strong ties linking the organization with the private sector and effective participation with civil society. He emphasized on valuable partnerships with organizations like the International Committee of the Red Cross and the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction. He also provided an overview of key WMO initiatives such as early warning for all.
Sustainable Monitoring Funding Facility (SOFF), and the Climate Change Early Warning Initiative (CREWS), and Dr Al Mandoos called for greater engagement with the philanthropic world, noting that this is an underserved resource. Exploited by the system.
Prince Albert II of Monaco provided insights into Monaco’s commitment to environmental sustainability and addressing the challenges of climate change, both regionally and globally.
Investments
During the session, all emphasized the urgent need for major investments to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change. They emphasized the importance of the 2019 Geneva Declaration and its open consultative platform as important tools to promote dialogue and cooperation between the private sector and environmental initiatives.
In conclusion, the event activities of COP28 highlighted the essential role of philanthropy in supporting and strengthening the efforts of international organizations such as the World Meteorological Organization. They emphasized the importance of coordinated efforts across sectors to effectively address global environmental challenges, and made an urgent call for increased philanthropic participation to strengthen international action efforts to combat climate change.
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Mohamed bin Said discusses “COP28” issues with the President of Poland and the Prime Ministers of Italy and Albania
The Head of State, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, may God protect him, met yesterday with the heads of several delegations participating in the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28). Held at Expo City in Dubai.
This came within the framework of His Highness’ intensive meetings with leaders and officials on the sidelines of the conference.
During his meeting – separately – the President of the Republic of Poland, Andrzej Duda, the Prime Minister of the Italian Republic, Giorgia Meloni, in addition to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Albania, Edi Rama, discussed their high-level bilateral relations. UAE and its allies, and ways to push them forward in various fields, especially development sectors, in addition to some regional and international issues of common interest.
The Head of State also reviewed with the guests the issues raised at (COP28) and the importance of joint work through the conference to produce practical and impactful results. Dangerous consequences of climate change around the world.
During these meetings, leaders and heads of delegations praised the efforts of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in his speech at the World Climate Action Summit, announcing the importance of establishing a $30 billion fund for global climate solutions. This initiative is reflected in bridging the funding gap, in the field of global climate action.
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A 4,000-tonne Emirati aid ship departed from Fujairah in support of the Palestinian brothers.
An Emirati aid ship loaded with 4,016 tons of humanitarian supplies left this afternoon for Al-Arish in preparation for their entry into the Gaza Strip, as part of the humanitarian operation “Qaland Night 3” implemented by His Highness. Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, head of state, “may God protect him”, to support the people, brother Palestinians in the Gaza Strip..
The ship, which departed from Fujairah port, carried 3,465 tonnes of food, 420 tonnes of shelter and 131 tonnes of medical aid, both donated by the Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation and the Foundation for Humanitarian Affairs. The Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Foundation, in addition to the Emirates Red Crescent Authority, for charitable and humanitarian work..
The Head of State, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, may God protect him, last November 5 ordered the Joint Operations Command of the Ministry of Defense to launch “The Gallant Night 3”, a humanitarian operation to support the Brotherhood. Humanitarian support to the Palestinian people, in cooperation with humanitarian agencies in the country..
The UAE’s total aid to the fraternal Palestinian people before December 1 was more than 2,681 tons, while the total number of aircraft in the UAE airlift reached 92 aircraft..
The UAE’s commitment embodies the values of solidarity and synergy with the brotherly Palestinian people, based on a long history of relief and humanitarian work during which the UAE is keen to provide all possible support..
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