Lalia Kamra, the environment minister, emphasised the significance of the next climate meeting in Nouakchott on Friday.
This was said during a symposium on the challenges of preparing the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties on the Climate that the Egyptian state will hold in November at the University of Nouakchott on Friday night.
In the symposium, the participants exchanged views with the Mauritanian University students on climate bets.
The conversations also covered how scientific research influences how climate change policy is decided, since data collection serves as a foundation for a close examination of the effects that have been observed.
The Sharm El Sheikh Climate Summit, often known as “Cop-27,” is crucial, according to the Mauritanian Minister of Environment.
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