BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 29. Azerbaijan and the United Nations (UN) plan to transform their initiatives into a new framework for partnership and cooperation, scheduled to be signed on October 24 – UN Day, said Vladanka Andreeva, UN Resident Coordinator in Azerbaijan, Trend reports.
During her speech at the international conference held as part of Baku Climate Action Week (BCAW), Andreeva mentioned that the program will put its best foot forward on climate action, climate justice, the green economy, and getting the youth on board in the UN-Azerbaijan partnership for the years 2026–2030.
She articulated that the inception of the second Global Climate
Action Group exemplifies Azerbaijan’s profound dedication to its
obligations.
Andreeva noted that COP29 in Baku represents not merely a singular
occurrence but rather a manifestation of ongoing dedication that is
currently being operationalized into enduring initiatives. She
articulated the experience as unparalleled for the UN cohort and a
privilege to facilitate the groundwork for one of the globe's most
significant climate summits, collaborating intimately with the
COP29 Presidency.
“In the previous fiscal year, my team facilitated 29 climate
discourse sessions, aggregating stakeholders from diverse sectors.”
Fundamentally, all stakeholders engaged in climate
mitigation—encompassing the entire populace—integrated into these
discourses. In a synergistic dialogue, we evaluated potential
avenues for enhanced collaboration aimed at amplifying
comprehension and fortifying Azerbaijan’s strategic positioning in
the realm of climate action,” Andreeva stressed.
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