At the COP29 summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, Malta’s Minister for the Environment, Energy and Regeneration, Miriam Dalli, focused on Malta’s approach to climate action through youth involvement and collaboration. Joined by Climate Ambassador Simone Borg, Minister Dalli attended the “Youth Lead the Way – A Global Centre for Climate Mobility” event, where she acknowledged the role of young people in addressing climate challenges, commending their contributions to solutions on climate mobility.
Minister Dalli shared that Malta’s government has launched the EU’s first Climate Action Authority to support youth-led climate strategies and encourage greater participation in policy discussions on climate issues.
At the High-Level Ministerial Dialogue, organised by the Greek Ministry, Dalli discussed Malta’s environmental challenges as a small island state, underscoring the need for regional partnerships to support equitable energy transitions. She highlighted Malta’s renewable energy projects, including offshore solar and wind initiatives, and expressed Malta’s commitment to supporting other small island nations facing similar climate risks.
COP29 serves as a platform for international cooperation on climate issues, with Malta participating actively in discussions on global climate solutions.
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