The United Arab Emirates buzzes with anticipation as Dubai gears up to host the 28th UN Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP28) from November 30th to December 12th, 2023. This crucial global event tackles climate change, a pressing challenge of our time. While world leaders hold immense sway over the outcome, a powerful force is emerging – engaged youth and academia.
Ajman University: Championing Youth Leadership in Climate Action
Ajman University, a leading institution of higher learning, has taken a significant step by joining the COP28 Universities Climate Network (UCN). This network unites UAE universities, fostering collaboration to mobilize youth and academia leading up to COP28. Ajman University's participation reflects its commitment to inclusivity and empowering young people to spearhead the fight against climate change. In an era where climate issues dominate global discourse, the UCN's structure and purpose are commendable – empowering young minds to become agents of change.
Mobilizing Young Minds, Shaping Climate Action
As a UCN member, Ajman University will actively participate in joint initiatives that mobilize young people through impactful discussions and projects. This includes providing a platform for young voices to be heard and actively shape climate policy conversations.
Leading the Green Charge: Ajman University's SDG Focus
The UCN operates thematic working groups on various climate disciplines. Ajman University takes pride in leading the Green Job Skills Working Group under the guidance of Ms. Maya Haddad, their Sustainability Manager. This aligns perfectly with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 13 on Climate Action and SDG 17 on Partnerships for the Goals. Ajman University's commitment to these SDGs underscores its proactive role in influencing climate legislation and fostering international collaboration in tackling climate change.
Building Momentum Towards COP28: A Collaborative Spirit
As COP28 nears, the unwavering dedication and collaborative efforts of institutions like Ajman University, alongside the broader UCN, are paving the way for a transformative event. Over 70,000 participants – heads of state, government officials, industry leaders, private sector representatives, academics, specialists, and most importantly, young people – will convene at Dubai's Expo City. Fueled by the UCN's collaborative spirit and innovative thinking, they will collectively chart a course towards effective climate action and policy creation.
UAE Youths Take Center Stage: Ajman University Joins COP28 Universities Climate Network
The United Arab Emirates buzzes with anticipation as Dubai gears up to host the 28th UN Climate Change Conference of Parties (COP28) from November 30th to December 12th, 2023. This crucial global event tackles climate change, a pressing challenge of our time. While world leaders hold immense sway over the outcome, a powerful force is emerging – engaged youth and academia.
Ajman University: Championing Youth Leadership in Climate Action
Ajman University, a leading institution of higher learning, has taken a significant step by joining the COP28 Universities Climate Network (UCN). This network unites UAE universities, fostering collaboration to mobilize youth and academia leading up to COP28. Ajman University's participation reflects its commitment to inclusivity and empowering young people to spearhead the fight against climate change. In an era where climate issues dominate global discourse, the UCN's structure and purpose are commendable – empowering young minds to become agents of change.
Mobilizing Young Minds, Shaping Climate Action
As a UCN member, Ajman University will actively participate in joint initiatives that mobilize young people through impactful discussions and projects. This includes providing a platform for young voices to be heard and actively shape climate policy conversations.
Leading the Green Charge: Ajman University's SDG Focus
The UCN operates thematic working groups on various climate disciplines. Ajman University takes pride in leading the Green Job Skills Working Group under the guidance of Ms. Maya Haddad, their Sustainability Manager. This aligns perfectly with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 13 on Climate Action and SDG 17 on Partnerships for the Goals. Ajman University's commitment to these SDGs underscores its proactive role in influencing climate legislation and fostering international collaboration in tackling climate change.
Building Momentum Towards COP28: A Collaborative Spirit
As COP28 nears, the unwavering dedication and collaborative efforts of institutions like Ajman University, alongside the broader UCN, are paving the way for a transformative event. Over 70,000 participants – heads of state, government officials, industry leaders, private sector representatives, academics, specialists, and most importantly, young people – will convene at Dubai's Expo City. Fueled by the UCN's collaborative spirit and innovative thinking, they will collectively chart a course towards effective climate action and policy creation.