Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emphasized the importance of providing necessary climate financing and technology transfer to developing nations. He stated that it should be acknowledged that these countries haven’t played a role in causing the climate issue, yet they are willing to actively contribute to finding solutions.
While in Dubai for the COP28 meeting, Mr. Modi conveyed in an interview with the UAE-based Aletihad that he consistently emphasizes climate change as a shared challenge requiring a united global effort.
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Rising ambitions on climate action must see matching progress on climate finance, the Prime Minister asserted.
India, Mr. Modi said, is optimistic that the meeting will inject fresh momentum into effective climate action.
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Anticipating renewed momentum for impactful climate action
The PM expressed hope that COP28 would bring fresh impetus to effective climate action and international cooperation in advancing the goals of the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement.
“India and the UAE stand as partners in shaping a greener and more prosperous future, and we remain steadfast in our joint efforts to influence the global discourse on climate action,” he said.
Speaking on the Indo-UAE ties, he said their partnership in climate action is going from strength to strength, driven by a futuristic vision.
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India and the UAE enjoy robust and enduring relations and can join forces in establishing a common grid to enhance energy security, leveraging each other’s strengths in the energy sector and providing support to the International Solar Alliance’s Global Solar Facility, Mr. Modi told the newspaper.
“India and the UAE collaborate as allies in shaping a more sustainable and prosperous future, and we remain committed to our collective endeavors to impact the worldwide discussion on climate action,” he expressed.
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