According to Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, there is international recognition of funding $100 billion to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change, which is an expression of confidence by developed countries toward developing countries. There is discussion about bolstering this support and determining how much these nations can contribute to and finance issues related to low emissions.
In the presence of several ministers, ambassadors, and the organisation of the Canadian Canadian Business Council, he added during his participation in the symposium “COP27 Climate Opportunities and Challenges” in a Cairo hotel that although ambition may be increasing, it must be in effect and feasible so that no one can bear more than his capacity and that 100 percent of the world’s population can contribute.
According to Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, there is international recognition of funding $100 billion to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change, which is an expression of confidence by developed countries toward developing countries. There is discussion about bolstering this support and determining how much these nations can contribute to and finance issues related to low emissions.
In the presence of several ministers, ambassadors, and the organisation of the Canadian Canadian Business Council, he added during his participation in the symposium “COP27 Climate Opportunities and Challenges” in a Cairo hotel that although ambition may be increasing, it must be in effect and feasible so that no one can bear more than his capacity and that 100 percent of the world’s population can contribute.
Shukri: The goal may be to improve the climate, but it must be put into action.
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