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COP29 Begins in Baku: UAE Passes the Torch to Azerbaijan as the World Comes Together for Climate Action

Abstract:

The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) has opened in Baku, Azerbaijan, bringing together nations, leaders, and advocates from around the globe. As the UAE officially hands over the COP presidency to Azerbaijan, the focus shifts toward practical steps that will shape a sustainable future. Dr. Sultan Al Jaber’s handover address emphasized the power of unity and action, urging everyone to keep up the momentum. With a new climate finance goal and a renewed spirit of partnership, COP29 aims to make global climate goals achievable for everyone.

Key Highlights:

  • A Moment of Transition: The UAE passes the COP presidency to Azerbaijan but remains committed to the global climate journey and partnerships that build real change.
  • Turning Plans into Action: Leaders aim to align global goals with practical, achievable steps, ensuring a fair and sustainable path forward for all.
  • A Powerful Call to Unity: Dr. Al Jaber’s message to the world is clear—climate action requires us to “unite, act, and deliver,” building on the groundbreaking “UAE Consensus” established at COP28.
  • Working Together Over Time: The new COP Presidencies Troika (COP28, COP29, and COP30) is a partnership designed to keep climate momentum steady over the coming years.
  • Funding for Climate Progress: Discussions at COP29 focus on a new annual climate finance target, ensuring that developing nations have the support they need to face climate challenges.
  • The UAE’s Climate Commitment on Display: The UAE pavilion showcases the country’s progress toward sustainability, celebrating its efforts to balance growth with a commitment to the planet.

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