World Green Economy Organisation Announces Participation In COP29 To Promote Climate Action

The World Green Economy Organisation (WGEO) will attend the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, from 11th to 22nd November 2024. This international gathering aims to tackle climate change through global cooperation and policy development.

WGEO's pavilion in the Blue Zone will be a lively centre for discussions on green policies, resilience, and technology. The pavilion's agenda aligns with COP29's themes of ambition, action, and inclusive outcomes. It will host high-level dialogues, interactive sessions, and media engagements to highlight WGEO's dedication to climate action and partnership building.

Abdulrahim Sultan, Director-General of WGEO, stated: "We are enthusiastic to participate in COP29 as part of our commitment to advance the global green economy agenda. We are committed to supporting ambitious climate action and fostering equitable solutions. We believe that COP29 will build on the outcomes of previous editions, providing a platform to support substantial, rapid, and sustained emission reductions to keep global temperatures rise under control. We look forward to engaging with key leaders and stakeholders to shape innovative solutions for Green Economy Transition."

Members and partners will play a crucial role at WGEO’s pavilion by showcasing their dedication to climate action and sustainability. Their involvement underscores their contributions towards a green transition on a global scale.

WGEO is preparing for active participation at COP29, focusing on its mission to promote worldwide cooperation for a green economy transition. The organisation aims to inspire future climate leaders and innovators through its initiatives.

The event is expected to build upon previous COP outcomes by supporting significant emission reductions. WGEO looks forward to collaborating with leaders and stakeholders in crafting innovative solutions for transitioning towards a green economy.

With inputs from WAM