Sharjah, UAE – Abdullah Abdul Rahman Al Shamsi, Director-General of SEWA Sunday discussed the authority’s initiatives to reduce emissions and combat climate change with a delegation from the US Consulate General, led by Megan Gregonis, the Consul-General in Dubai.
The discussion also focused on SEWA’s efforts in promoting innovation in energy and water and developing sustainable and innovative solutions for energy production and management using advanced technologies. SEWA also shared its vision for the upcoming COP28 conference.
They also explored potential collaborations between the authority and American companies in innovation and sustainable development.
Al-Shamsi reaffirmed the authority’s commitment to strengthening cooperation and collaboration with American companies.
During the meeting, he emphasized the authority’s desire to collaborate with local and international entities.
The goal is to reduce carbon emissions, preserve the environment, and implement projects aligned with the highest environmental standards.
He explained that SEWA values the exchange of expertise and the potential for collaboration with specialist American companies in various future projects, focusing mainly on innovation, production efficiency, network optimization, and technical training.
He also mentioned the significant role that the Climate Conference (COP28) will play in supporting global climate action efforts and developing sustainable solutions for environmental challenges.
Gregonis discussed several areas of collaboration and the application of advanced technology to promote sustainable development and environmental preservation.
She praised the environmental conservation efforts of the Emirate of Sharjah and its initiatives to raise awareness about efficient energy and water usage.
