Ministers of Britain will hold negotiations with about 20 countries, showing interest in joining the 'Alliance of Interested Parties' in support of the implementation of climate obligations. The decision to create such an alliance was announced after a meeting with participant countries of the UN Conference on Climate Change in Glasgow.
One of the main supporters of this initiative is the United Kingdom. The main coordinator of the process, Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom, Amanda Miller, stated: "Our Alliance of Interested Parties is a way to create support for high standards and climate obligations between countries."
During the negotiations, various aspects are considered, such as joint efforts to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, financing of climate programs, and technological innovations. In addition, issues related to energy transitions and sustainable development are being discussed.
In the context of climate change, participants in the 'Alliance of Interested Parties' express readiness to cooperate to achieve common goals in the field of climate and ecology. As one of the representatives of the participating country in the negotiations noted: "For us, it is important to unite efforts in the fight against climate change and create stable and sustainable ecological solutions for the entire world."
