UAE becomes the best Country in gulf to Commit to Net Zero Emission

The whole world amazed by UAE and how it becomes the first in the gulf countries to commit to significantly reduce carbon footprint which  will do great efforts by investing Dh600 billion in clean and renewable energy to achieve this goal by 2050 which is a great job

UAE attracted praise from all parts of the world, including world leaders who hailed the decision as a big step in the fight against climate change and will help build momentum globally with the Cop26 climate talks around the corner. The announcement was made on October 7 and the project was officially launched at the UAE Pavilion at the Dubai Expo 2020 by Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces along with other important government functionaries.

The initiative has put UAE in the forefront in the fight against climate change and with its commitment for net-zero emissions, the country will set a benchmark for others to follow. The UAE net zero by 2050 strategic initiative is in line with the Paris Agreement in 2015, which was signed by 195 countries while the Cop26 conference scheduled for next month is the second global-scale summit.