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The main agenda of Turkish companies in the 2024-2030 period will be environmental, technological and social transformations

The issue breaks down the COP28 UAE Consensus and how it misses a financial blueprint for the world’s energy systems to transition away from fossil fuels. The issue also applauds India Inc for excellence in its sustainability endeavours, , COP28, COP28 Summit, COP28 conference

Known as “Barefoot Mallu” on Instagram, Aakash Nambiar started his journey at sunrise from Love Lake in Al Qudra and passed some of Dubai’s most popular landmarks while running barefoot.

India has immense potential to develop renewable energy and how it expands and scales up this capacity will be a critical barometer of its contribution to global climate change mitigation in the coming decade

Dr. Miniya Chatterji - There were a few tangible wins. Early into COP28, we saw the landmark agreement to launch the Loss and Damage Fund to support vulnerable nations facing the worst of climate change’s impacts. India is one of the top greenhouse gas (GHG) emitting countries in the world and so the financial mechanism for vulnerable countries like India is to address climate-induced damage and loss, , Magazine 30 December 2023, COP28 Summit

While the COP28 agreement sets out to see the end of fossil fuels, the UN reported that the world is still not on track to meet net-zero goals by 2050.

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 “India welcomes the final outcome. We particularly welcome the operationalisation of the Loss and Damage Fund. As a leading voice of the Global South, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has maintained that we cannot leave anyone behind,” Yadav told The Indian Express.

Deal on fossil fuels at COP28 is an incremental advance. Challenge will be to build on it.

(Bloomberg) -- It was an improbable scene in Dubai as a top oil executive basked in a standing ovation from hundreds of diplomats tasked with fighting climate change.Sultan Al Jaber, head of the United Arab Emirates’ state-owned oil company, had just presided over the two-week COP28 summit that led to the world’s first agreement to move away from fossil fuels. There were tears, hugs and claps on the back as exhausted delegates celebrated a milestone in the battle against global war...