Iraq is participating in the fourth Global Road Safety Conference in Marrakech, Morocco, under the theme “Commit to Life.” The event assesses progress on the Global Plan for Road Safety 2021-2030, aiming to halve road traffic fatalities and injuries by 2030. It has attracted over 100 government officials and 2,700 participants, including high-level experts from the UN.
The fourth Global Road Safety Conference commenced in Marrakech, Morocco, focusing on the theme “Commit to Life.” Iraq is among the participating nations, joining other countries to evaluate progress on the Global Plan for Road Safety 2021-2030. The conference emphasizes reducing road traffic fatalities and injuries by 50% by the year 2030, addressing a critical public health issue on a global scale.
More than 100 ministers and officials are in attendance, with participation exceeding 2,700 individuals, including about 600 high-level experts and representatives from various United Nations agencies. This diverse gathering aims to strengthen international commitments and promote collaborative efforts to enhance road safety worldwide. The conference highlights the significance of global partnerships in tackling road safety challenges.
In conclusion, the participation of Iraq in the fourth Global Road Safety Conference underscores its commitment to improving road safety and reducing traffic-related casualties. The conference serves as a platform for discussions among global leaders and experts, aiming for a significant reduction in road accidents by 2030 through international cooperation and effective implementation of safety plans.
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