UAE and Seychelles Boost Parliamentary Cooperation

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  In a step toward deepening international collaboration, the UAE Parliamentary Friendship Committee recently held a pivotal meeting with Waven William, Chairperson of the International Affairs Committee of the National Assembly of Seychelles. The agenda: enhancing parliamentary cooperation and forging stronger bilateral relations between the two nations. The dialogue, marked by mutual respect and shared interests, focused on the importance of inter-parliamentary exchange in fostering diplomatic and developmental ties. Both sides emphasized the need for collaborative approaches to global challenges such as climate change, economic diversification, and sustainable development — issues that resonate deeply with both countries given their strategic geographic locations and shared ambitions. Waven William lauded the UAE’s rapid progress in governance and innovation and expressed interest in learning from the UAE’s successful models of economic and social development. The UAE representa...

UAE-Ghana Partnership: A $30 Million Investment in Nature-Based Solutions.

The $30 million investment by the UAE towards a partnership with Ghana is a remarkable achievement for the world in pursuit of climate change tackling by use of nature based solutions. This initiative which addresses the biodiversity, reforestation and agroecology of the region looks forward to providing environmental and community benefits in a sustainable manner. The investment on sustainable plantation agriculture and forest conservation in the Uae shows the fulfillment of the promises that were made during Cop28 especially the 2030 Definitional consensus of the Uae. There are benefits too for Ghana, whose forests have been confrontational to the composition of the climate as well as deforestation, in that forest management and improvement of people’s livelihoods will be tackled without completely disregard their forests.

The most remarkable aspect of this partnership is its attention to gender equality and youth participation. This initiative goes beyond the environmental aspect by seeking to involve the communities, especially the marginalized ones. It is essential in addressing social issues as well. especially in ensuring that the active elements in building a desirable sustainable future who are always at the risk of being destroyed by the vices of climate change are given space to operate. It is time that this model, which seeks to address both conservation and development, is used to guide all future partnerships.

While dealing with the climate change impacts such as increased temperatures, irregular rainfall and land degradation among others, Ghana welcomes the investment from the UAE as a relief in this situation. In supporting Ghana’s REDD+ process and afforestation initiatives, this partnership exemplifies how financial assistance from developed countries can work in combatting the global climate change crisis. The cooperation between UAE and Ghana is a great example of how international partnerships can work to create impactful outcomes on environmental conservation and enhancing people’s livelihoods.

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