A high-level Moroccan delegation has conducted crucial discussions today with Emirati officials in Abu Dhabi, laying the groundwork for the upcoming COP 28 scheduled to be hosted by the United Arab Emirates this November, according to MAP agency.
The Moroccan delegation, which inclided Nouzha Alaoui, Secretary-General of the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection, along with Kenza Khalafi, Director of Partnerships at the Foundation, Rachid Feradi, Director of Partnership, Communication, and and others held a series of interviews with key figures such as Sultan Al Jaber, the UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, appointed President of the Conference of the Parties “COP 28,” Adnan Amin, CEO of “COP 28,” and Majid Al Suwaidi, Director General of the Conference.
Spanning two days, these meetings provided a platform for exploring practical measures to bolster the Emirati presidency of COP 28 while also paving the way for Morocco’s prominent engagement in the upcoming conference.
The discussions delved into Morocco’s past experience in organizing the COP, specifically highlighting the initiatives and partnerships forged by the Kingdom in the realm of climate change mitigation.
Emirati officials expressed their gratitude for Morocco’s active involvement and unwavering commitment to international and regional efforts in combatting climate change, aligning with the visionary leadership of King Mohammed VI.
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