Abbas Kazim Obaid, Iraq’s UN representative, affirmed the Group of 77 and China’s backing for the COP30 summit in Brazil. His discussions with André Correa focused on the challenges of climate agreements and emphasized the need for collaboration, building on past environmental achievements. Correa appreciated the Group’s support, highlighting the significance of positive communication in negotiations.
Abbas Kazim Obaid, Iraq’s representative to the UN and Chairman of the Group of 77 and China, reaffirmed support for the upcoming climate change summit in Brazil. This announcement followed his meeting with André Correa, President-designate of COP30, where they addressed the challenges facing the climate agreement.
During the discussions, Obaid expressed confidence in Brazil’s leadership and the Group of 77 and China’s commitment to successfully achieve the goals set for developing countries. He emphasized the importance of continuous dialogue to address environmental concerns, citing the foundational principles established during the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992.
Correa thanked Obaid and the Group for their support, noting that a core part of his program involves fostering effective communication with all negotiating groups. He highlighted the committed and serious approach of the Iraqi delegation in representing the interests of developing countries leading up to the conference.
In summary, Iraq’s support for the climate change summit in Brazil, as articulated by Chairman Abbas Kazim Obaid, reinforces the importance of global cooperation for climate action. The discussions with COP30 President André Correa underline a mutual commitment to overcoming challenges and enhancing communication among nations, particularly for developing countries.
Original Source: ina.iq
