The Morocco Pavilion in the Azerbaijan’s ongoing COP29 serves as a real display of the Kingdom’s progress, a key player in the fight against climate change.
Buzzing with activities, meetings, and side events, the pavilion showcases Morocco’s ambitious path in energy transition and sustainable development, while reaffirming its commitment to climate action.
An indispensable hub for discussions on the challenges and solutions related to mitigating the effects of climate change, the Moroccan Pavilion casts light on the country’s role in developing sustainable models tailored to global climate challenges, as well as innovative projects in other sectors such as energy efficiency, sustainable agriculture, and water management.
This platform for dialogue and knowledge sharing serves as an ideal space to explore issues related to climate financing and adaptation, providing an opportunity to bring together national and international experts to discuss practical solutions to current global challenges.
“We are very pleased with the activities presented in the Moroccan Pavilion. The panelists have addressed a wide range of topics related to climate change, including adaptation, energy transition, decarbonization, and sustainability,” Kholoud Kahime told MAP, president of the International Research and Capacity Building Center at Cadi Ayyad University.
Morocco is following the roadmap that King Mohammed VI has drawn up, she said. “Thanks to this vision, we have presented the initiatives that Morocco has led.”
The participation of Morocco at this session provided an opportunity to highlight the progress made and the Kingdom’s commitment to climate and energy, which has seen it make significant progress in implementing ambitious policies to reduce its carbon footprint, develop renewable energies and promote a greener economy.
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