Baku TV prepared a report on the ninth day of COP29 within the framework of the “COP-BAKU” project.
It was reported that on November 19 in the Blue Zone the role of science and innovation in the sustainable food system, the reduction of the level of the Caspian Sea and the impact of education on climate change were discussed.
Minister of Agriculture of Azerbaijan Majnun Mammadov, who participated in the Harmony Climate Initiative for Farmers event in Baku, shared the successes achieved as a result of discussions with the COP-BAKU program.
Minister of Agriculture Majnun Mammadov spoke about the main objectives of the Baku Harmony Climate Initiative for farmers.
“The first objective is to bring together all the initiatives that have taken place in the agricultural sector. The second objective of the initiative is to direct and increase financing to the agricultural sector. The third is to direct it to farmers so that the impact of all of them are positive “
Majnun Mammadov expressed his main expectations in the agricultural field from the ongoing talks.
“Our main expectation is to raise awareness. Secondly, it is to move from words to real steps. We see from the support of countries and various groups that this will happen. Our main direction is to take measures against water scarcity, to direct financing in that direction, and then inform farmers about climate change so that they can produce, so that they can continue and increase it,” the minister emphasized.
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Key expectations for COP29 day 9 debates REVEALED
