Baku TV prepared a report on the sixth day of COP29 within the framework of the “COP-BAKU” project.
It was reported that on November 16, green digital activities, the role of space agencies in analyzing climate changes and ways to reduce the negative consequences of natural disasters were discussed.
It was noted that Minister of Digital Development and Transport Rashad Nabiyev, who participated in the discussions, drew attention to how Azerbaijan’s experience in this field contributes to climate change.
“Our “E-Government” platform has modernized public services. To reduce the use of paper, our electronic document circulation not only prevents the felling of thousands of trees each year, but also eliminates the need for a million-dollar document. pages,” said the Minister. he emphasized.
One of the most interesting debates was about football’s support for the fight against climate change.
Charlie Marshall, head of the European Club Association, said football clubs adopted a climate statement in Baku:
“We represent the Association, whose members are football clubs. We all know football, it is the most popular sport in the world and brings together billions of fans around the world. Everyone has some kind of love for it “We believe we can turn this love into a force for positive change, which is why we are at the COP event.”
In the detailed plot:
COP29: How to protect the climate with data from space?
