The United Nations CEO, Simon Steel, hopes that the Climate Summit (cup 27) hosted by Egypt will move from Sunday from the stage of preparation to the implementation stage regarding the agreement to reduce global warming.
Steel stated during a Friday virtual press conference that this parties conference must demonstrate a clear transition from negotiations to implementation.
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He explained, “Paris told us what to do, and Ghalasco determined how we need to do so,” in reference to the historic 2015 agreement, which was concluded in the French capital to put an end to the phenomenon of global warming, as well as the summit held last year in Scotland, and ended from the book of the rules.
The Conference on the Climate, which will begin on Sunday at the Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheikh in eastern Egypt, was discussed at the conference on Friday.
According to Steel, Sharm El-Sheikh is concerned with completing things and switching from sayings to verbs.
During the climate summit, which takes place between November 6 and 18, representatives from about 200 nations come together to discuss creating a global green economy and helping vulnerable and impoverished nations deal with the effects of climate change, including deadly storms, heat waves, droughts, and floods.
Last year, the 26 cup version of the obligations of reducing emissions witnessed, but developing countries felt very frustrated about their financing to face the phenomenon.
According to the United Nations, “there are enormous expectations” that the nations that have grown their use of burning fossil fuels will approve the establishment of a finance facility to cover “losses and harm” that cannot be prevented or are irreversible.
Steel, a Greenada minister, declared that the conversation had been going on for three decades.
It’s time to have a candid conversation about the losses and damage, he added.
This year has witnessed harsh air phenomena around the world, as the massive floods have caused, in the past few weeks, the displacement of millions in Nigeria and the drowning of a third of Pakistan underwater, and Hurricane Lisa struck the city of Blaise in Central America this week.
Steel feels upbeat that such a step is likely to take me despite the delay in the adoption of a compensation mechanism and stated, “I encouraged me to see more Lina’s opinions on losses and damage.
He claimed that “the tone has shifted dramatically” at the UN since his election in August.
The UN on COP27: We need to change from “sayings to verbs”
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