Oman’s environment conservation efforts unveiled at COP27
Published: 02:11 PM,Nov 10,2022 | EDITED : 06:11 PM,Nov 10,2022
Sharm El Sheikh: Dr Abdullah Ali al Amri, Chairman of the Environment Authority, held a meeting here on Thursday with Christopher Bachmeier, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Regional and International Cooperation in the United States of America, on the sidelines of the Conference of the Parties (COP27) Framework Convention on Climate Change.
During the meeting, the American side was briefed about Oman’s efforts on environment conservation, achievement of net zero emissions and the use of renewable energies and green hydrogen.
Al Amri also held a meeting with Dr Muawieh al Rudaideh, Minister of Environment in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The two officials reviewed measures to exchange expertise between the two sides in various environment fields and means of boosting cooperation between their respective institutions.
Moreover, Al Amri held a meeting with Dr Tawfiq al Sharjabi, Minister of Water and Environment in the Republic of Yemen, on the sidelines of the summit. Al Amri and Al Sharjabi exchanged views about various ecological aspects, notably the environmental challenges posed to Yemen.
The meeting discussed proposals for cooperation between the two countries to establish joint environmental projects and exchange expertise in protecting sea turtles, combating invasive plants and early warning to address multiple hazards.
During the meeting, the American side was briefed about Oman’s efforts on environment conservation, achievement of net zero emissions and the use of renewable energies and green hydrogen.
Al Amri also held a meeting with Dr Muawieh al Rudaideh, Minister of Environment in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The two officials reviewed measures to exchange expertise between the two sides in various environment fields and means of boosting cooperation between their respective institutions.
Moreover, Al Amri held a meeting with Dr Tawfiq al Sharjabi, Minister of Water and Environment in the Republic of Yemen, on the sidelines of the summit. Al Amri and Al Sharjabi exchanged views about various ecological aspects, notably the environmental challenges posed to Yemen.
The meeting discussed proposals for cooperation between the two countries to establish joint environmental projects and exchange expertise in protecting sea turtles, combating invasive plants and early warning to address multiple hazards.