President William Ruto has today departed for the 28 the Conference of parties(COP 28) in the United Arabs Emirates to advocate for Kenya and Africa Climate Agenda.
Ruto has emphasized the need for tangible climate action to confront the global existential crisis.
At COP 27 in November 2022, in Egypt he shifted the African climate Narrative from victimhood to opportunity thus delivering an inspirational statement.
President Ruto will emphasize transformative climate action urgently needed to correct the world’s current trajectory.
As the Chair of the Committee of African Heads of State and Government on Climate Change (CAHOSCC), the Head of State will deliver a statement on behalf of Africa, highlighting the continent’s priorities.
Kenya and Africa possess vast natural resources positioning them to contribute significantly to global climate action.
President Ruto aims to establish Kenya and Africa as key hubs for green manufacturing, supporting the global decarbonization agenda.
He advocates for comprehensive financial reforms, emphasizing the need to align international financial institutions, such as IMF.
President Ruto will also spearhead the following key events at COP28.
AGII will implement the Nairobi Declaration, where African leaders will committ to a green and inclusive growth.
The objective is promoting climate change mitigation while fostering substantial economic growth and job creation on the continent.
A New Framework on Climate Finance – drawing on G20 outcome.
President Ruto will present Africa’s perspective on international financial architecture reform.
He will Witness the signing of MOUs and investment deals.
