Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Sultan Al Jaber, President-designate of COP28 UAE, to discuss sustainable development and bilateral energy cooperation. During the meeting, held in Abu Dhabi, Modi expressed India's full support for the UAE's presidency of COP-28 and highlighted India's contributions to sustainable development.
Modi's visit to the UAE followed his successful trip to Paris, where he attended the Bastille Day parade as the Guest of Honour and signed agreements to strengthen bilateral ties with French President Emmanuel Macron. Sultan Al Jaber, who is also the Group CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, briefed Modi on the UAE's approach to the upcoming COP-28, an important meeting on climate change under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). In their discussions, the leaders emphasized sustainable development and the need to address climate change. Modi highlighted India's initiatives, including the International Solar Alliance, Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure, International Year of Millets, and Mission Lifestyle for Environment (LiFE). The Prime Minister specifically mentioned Mission LiFE, which focuses on India's efforts to address climate change. The initiative emphasizes lifestyle changes that promote environmental sustainability and mitigate the impact of climate change. Modi's support for the UAE's COP-28 presidency underscores India's commitment to global climate action. The cooperation between India and the UAE in the context of sustainable development and energy highlights the significance of international collaboration in combating climate change.
The UAE, as the host of COP-28, will play a crucial role in advancing the global climate agenda. By assuring full support, India demonstrates its dedication to working together with the UAE and the international community to tackle climate change effectively. The meeting between Modi and Sultan Al Jaber signifies the importance of continued dialogue and collaboration between nations to achieve the goals outlined in the Paris Agreement. With climate change posing significant challenges, such discussions serve as platforms for sharing knowledge, experiences, and best practices. India's support for the UAE's presidency of COP-28 sets the stage for joint efforts in addressing climate change at both national and global levels. By fostering sustainable development and promoting renewable energy solutions, India and the UAE can contribute to mitigating the impacts of climate change and transitioning to a low-carbon future.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Modi's assurance of India's full support for the UAE's COP-28 presidency reflects the country's commitment to sustainable development and climate action. The meeting emphasized the need for collaboration and highlighted India's initiatives in addressing climate change. With the global community working together, there is hope for effective climate mitigation and a more sustainable future.
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