COP29: Moroccan experience in climate adaptation exposed in Baku

COP29: Moroccan experience in climate adaptation exposed in Baku
COP29: Moroccan experience in climate adaptation exposed in Baku

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Under the enlightened leadership of the King, Morocco has been committed for many years to playing a major role in the energy transition, both at the national, international and continental levels, said Aziz Akhannouch who spoke during this segment.

In accordance with the Sovereign’s enlightened vision, renewable energies in Morocco today represent around 40% of electricity production capacity, a figure which will be increased to 52% before 2030, he said.

He also recalled the launch of the African Agricultural Adaptation Initiative (Triple A) under the leadership of the King during COP22, held in 2016 in Marrakech.

This initiative carries “a bold vision: transforming African agriculture and protecting the environment, to face climate change”, said the head of government, who congratulated Azerbaijan for organizing the COP29 and for its constant commitment throughout the preparation of this major event.

In close collaboration with the African Adaptation Initiative, the Triple A Initiative continues its action on three main axesnamely improving soil management, increased access to water for irrigation and the integration of resilient agricultural technologies, explained Aziz Akhannouch.

Also, Morocco has already started updating its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC)by increasing its decarbonization ambitions and integrating new structuring projects, in particular the desalination of sea water via renewable energy, the valorization of biomass as well as green hydrogen, he said. chained.

Equipped with some of the most competitive solar and wind resources, as well as recognized experience in attracting investors, Morocco intends to play an important role in responding to the major challenges of carbon neutralityhe stressed.

“Morocco fully assumes its responsibilities. However, these challenges concern every nation on the planet, in particular the most industrialized countries,” said the Head of Government.

Natural disasters due to global warming, which are becoming more frequent and intense, generate considerable human and economic losses and affect food security, health infrastructure and access to drinking water, he deplored. The world expects from COP29 concrete commitments to accelerate the ecological transition and provide in a united manner the means necessary for its implementation, in particular sustainable financing solutions for adaptation funds and climate insurance mechanisms, to enable the most vulnerable countries, often the least responsible for historic emissions, to strengthen their resilience, concluded the head of government.

(With MAP)

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November 13, 2024 at 3:41 p.m.

Modified November 13, 2024 at 3:56 p.m.

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