For the first time in the history of conferences and climate summits, the United Nations Climate Summit, which is currently taking place in Sharm El Sheikh, will be organised the following Friday on a day to remove carbon.
The opening session focuses on what the petroleum and gas industry is doing in this field and discussing the challenges of this and obligations and pledges and increasing the aspirations related to carbon removal, according to a statement by the Ministry of Petroleum today, Tuesday.
John Kerry, the American presidential envoy, Engineers Tariq Al-Mulla and Ahmed Samir, Ministers of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and Trade and Industry, respectively, and Jerd Muller, Director General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, participated in the meeting.
On the day of carbon removal, the petroleum and gas industry will hold its second session to discuss its efforts to reduce carbon emissions, from pledges to actual implementation.
During it, the executive heads of the companies of the Block, the Galmbergeger and Tennib International, the Vice -President of the African Bank for Export and Import and the Chairman of the Executive Committee for the Climate Initiative for Petroleum and Gas..
The climate summit on Friday will cover the oil industry’s efforts to achieve carbon neutrality.
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