We reiterate our resolve to safeguard the environment and its resources for future generations on National Environment Day, drawing inspiration from our history of sustainable progress,” Sheikh Mohamed stated in a post on the social networking site X.
He continued, “The UAE is still dedicated to assisting global climate change initiatives and encouraging shared responsibility for our common global concerns.
The UAE’s ongoing commitment to promoting green projects through investments in renewable energy and the adoption of progressive legislation aimed at mitigating environmental effect was emphasised in Sheikh Mohamed’s statement.
The government also ensures that citizens may take an active part in these programs. As an illustration, consider the 2008 Zayed Sustainability Prize, which honours and recognises creative humanitarian endeavours.
The UAE is working towards the objectives of the UAE Net Zero 2050 strategy in order to ensure a sustainable future for future generations. The UAE hopes to establish itself as a leading global model for sustainability across a number of national sectors.
Agrotourism experiences are being promoted nationwide by recent initiatives, such as the growing number of creative farms that grow a variety of vegetables, from exotic species to crops that are generally inappropriate for desert environments.
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