US Edition“The Agenda Must Be Liberating”: Casa Pueblo at the Latin America and Caribbean Ministerial Meeting on Climate Change
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Mexico City, 26 Aug (EFE).- Authorities of Latin America and the Caribbean agreed this Tuesday in Mexico City a common climate agenda for the Conference of the Parties (COP30) next November in Brazil, during the first Latin American and Caribbean Ministerial Meeting for the Implementation of a Regional Climate Action. The Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources of Mexico (Semarnat), Alicia Bárcena, explained that the outcome of the meetin…
Mexico became the chosen venue for the first Ministerial Meeting for the Implementation of a Regional Climate Action, an event of great relevance in the global context of the fight against climate change. The meeting brought together ministers and senior officials from various countries, who addressed strategies to strengthen regional cooperation and accelerate climate action. A step prior to the important event that will take place in autumn in…
The Government of Reconciliation and National Unity, through the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MARENA), is participating in the Latin American and Caribbean Ministerial Meeting for the Implementation of Regional Climate Action, taking place in Mexico City on August 25 and 26.
On Monday and Tuesday, the first Latin American and Caribbean Ministerial Meeting was held in Mexico to promote knowledge sharing and joint climate action for COP30. Who are they meeting? Twenty-two countries represented by 18 ministerial authorities from the environmental, energy and sustainable development portfolios attend the meeting. On behalf of Colombia is the MinAmbiente in charge, Irene Vélez.
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