UAE has invited President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to attend the 2023 United Nations COP28 at the Expo City in Dubai in December as it reaffirmed its strong commitment to supporting the Philippines' environmental programs. ManilaBulletin READ:
COP28 will take place at the Expo City in Dubai, from Nov. 30 to Dec. 12, 2023.
Ambassador Al-Zaabi was looking forward to the Philippines becoming a member of the “Global Mangrove Alliance” since it is prone to calamities and disasters and for managing abundant waterways. "The COP28 UAE Presidency will work to ensure that the world responds to the GST with a clear plan of action," its"We will work to mobilize solutions for vulnerable countries, operationalize loss and damage, and deliver the most inclusive Conference possible," Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, President-Designate for COP28 UAE, said.
“We have made great efforts to preserve and restore our mangrove ecosystem. As a matter of fact, the law in the Philippines is, you cannot touch mangroves at all, and because of that, the mangroves have grown back,” Marcos said.
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