The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has joined the final panel of the United Nations Secretary-General’s (UNSG) High-Level Panel on Critical Energy Transition Minerals, which was held in Kenya. The panel aimed to address the critical challenge of ensuring a stable and sustainable supply of energy transition minerals.
The UAE’s participation in the panel demonstrates its commitment to supporting global efforts to address climate change and promote sustainable development. The country has been actively engaged in various initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint and transition to a more sustainable energy mix.
During the panel discussion, experts emphasized the importance of critical energy transition minerals, such as lithium, cobalt, and nickel, in driving the global energy transition. They highlighted the need for responsible and sustainable sourcing of these minerals to ensure a stable supply chain.
The panel also discussed the challenges and opportunities associated with the energy transition, including the need for investment, innovation, and international cooperation. The UAE’s participation in the panel reflects its recognition of the importance of collaboration and knowledge-sharing in addressing global challenges.
Overall, the panel’s discussions and recommendations are expected to contribute to the global effort to achieve a sustainable energy transition and mitigate the impacts of climate change.