GENEVA: A briefing in Geneva, aimed at heads and diplomats from foreign missions, underscored the pivotal role of digitalization in advancing climate action, as articulated by the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport. The gathering focused on the Green Digital Action initiative, scheduled to be a significant part of the upcoming COP29 conference.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, representatives from approximately 30 diplomatic missions attended the briefing, showcasing a collaborative spirit among nations in Geneva. The session stressed the necessity of harnessing digital transformation to bolster sustainability efforts and address climate change effectively. A notable feature of the upcoming COP29, set for November 16, is the inaugural Digitalization Day, which aims to foster dialogue on the crucial function of digital technologies in tackling climate issues.

On Digitalization Day, a high-level round table discussion on Green Digital Action is slated to occur, alongside the adoption of a Decl
aration on Green Digital Action as its conclusive document. This Declaration is intended not only to mitigate the adverse environmental effects of swift digitalization but also to serve as a collaborative framework for enhancing climate-related initiatives and sustainability efforts.