Malaysia Pavilion At COP28: A Hub of Collaboration With Potential To Seal Deals Worth USD 9 Billion

The 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC-COP28) held in Dubai marked a historic milestone in Malaysia’s journey towards sustainable development. Throughout the two-week conference, the Malaysia Pavilion emerged as a pivotal space for fostering collaboration and driving sustainable development initiatives. Served as a platform for dialogue and a catalyst for economic growth, with potential business leads amounting to USD9 billion, the Pavilion demonstrated Malaysia’s prowess in leveraging sustainable practices to drive economic prosperity.

With 138 international and local speakers, the Pavilion facilitated discussions, negotiations, and knowledge sharing sessions aimed at addressing the pressing challenges of climate change. “All of this was accomplished through a packed schedule of over 60 talks, showcasing the depth of our commitment in just two weeks.” said the Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad during the Post UNFCCC-COP28 and Climate Change Bill event.

One of the key achievements of the Malaysia Pavilion was the sealing of 17 Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) and partnerships. These collaborations spanned across various sectors and showcased Malaysia’s commitment to forging alliances for advancing sustainable development goals.

Central to the Pavilion’s success was its emphasis on showcasing innovative solutions and best practices in addressing climate change. From green technologies to resilient community initiatives, the Pavilion highlighted Malaysia’s proactive approach to tackling environmental challenges.

The theme of the Pavilion, “Going Beyond Green Growth, Resilient Community, and Sustainable Planet,” underscored Malaysia’s commitment to a whole-of-nation approach towards sustainability. By engaging government officials, private sector representatives, and civil society stakeholders, Malaysia demonstrated the importance of collective action in driving meaningful change.

Nik Nazmi emphasised, the success of the Malaysia Pavilion would not have been possible without the unwavering support and participation of key stakeholders and extend his gratitudes to VIPs, thought leaders, sponsors, partners, and delegates for their invaluable contributions towards making the Pavilion a resounding success.

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