Over 7,000 representatives from around the world have convened in Nairobi, Kenya, for the 6th session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6), taking place from February 26 to March 1. This significant gathering brings together policymakers, scientists, business leaders, and civil society to address some of the most pressing environmental challenges facing our planet.
The assembly aims to foster multilateral cooperation and amplify the voices of developing nations in the global effort to achieve a sustainable and vibrant future. Key topics on the agenda include climate change mitigation, biodiversity conservation, pollution reduction, and the promotion of a circular economy.
“The environmental crises we face are global in nature and require collective action,” said one of the panelists during a special roundtable discussion. “Developing nations play a crucial role in shaping solutions that are equitable and effective for all.”
The event underscores the importance of inclusive dialogue and partnership among nations to tackle environmental issues that transcend borders. By embracing multilateralism, participants hope to pave the way toward a greener and more sustainable world.
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Watch: One World Under One Sky: Special Round Table on UNEA-6
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