UAE state news agency: UAE, Britain sign MoU to advance energy sector, climate action

ABU DHABI, Jan 13 — The United Arab Emirates and Britain signed today a memorandum of understanding to advance the energy sector and climate action, UAE state news agency (WAM)...

ABU DHABI, Jan 13 — The United Arab Emirates and Britain signed today a memorandum of understanding to advance the energy sector and climate action, UAE state news agency said.

UAE Energy Minister Suhail al-Mazrouei said the MoU is “greatly significant in light of the common interest of both countries as it helps them implement an energy policy that would provide low-carbon, safe and sustainable energy supplies at affordable prices,” WAM reported. — Reuters

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