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    Post by Rocky Fri 14 Apr 2023, 4:17 am

    [size=46]The Minister of Environment stresses the necessity of activating international support to face the challenges of climate change[/size]
    Iraq
    11:09 - 2023-04-14
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    Environment Minister Nizar Amidi stressed, on Friday, the importance of activating international support in mitigation and adaptation programs and projects to meet the challenges of climate change.
    The ministry said in a statement that “within the framework of his participation in the annual meetings of the World Bank held in Washington from 11 to 14 April, the Minister of Environment, Eng. Nizar Amidi, participated in the high-level dialogue session hosted by the World Bank in Washington, D. From Jordan, Morocco and Egypt, and the session was entitled Accelerating Climate-Smart Development, during which the conditions of these countries and the challenges they face and possible areas of cooperation with the World Bank were reviewed.

    She added that the minister "presented within this context the programs of the Iraqi government and the serious steps it has taken to confront the repercussions of climate change, which is threatening the whole world, not just Iraq, and giving this file great importance in the government program, stressing at the same time the importance of activating international support in mitigation programs and projects." Adaptation to meet the challenges of climate change.

    Minister Nizar Amedi confirmed that the World Bank presented the climate and development report in Iraq to serve as an analytical basis for meeting the most urgent development needs and climate challenges at the same time, and for taking measures and solutions to overcome the dangers of climate change and accelerating green, flexible and comprehensive development in Iraq, which helps in the gradual transformation of the green economy. sustainable.

    The meeting also touched on the importance of developing joint cooperation and work programs in all fields, especially the climate change file and addressing its political, economic, social and even security implications and dimensions, calling for transforming the programs and projects presented in the World Bank report into projects that serve the environmental sector, especially with regard to recycling Waste, water and agriculture sector, improving the efficiency of water management and sustainable renewable energies.
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