President Bola Tinubu is set to depart Abuja on Wednesday for the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, UAE. The announcement was made by Ajuri Ngelale, the presidential spokesperson, emphasizing that Tinubu will deliver a national statement at the world leaders' summit on December 1 and 2.
The summit's theme, "Unite, act, and deliver," will be central to Tinubu's address, focusing on Nigeria's positions on thematic issues like renewable energy and climate financing.
The statement highlights Tinubu's intent to advocate for increased financial and technical support for developing nations, underscoring the severe impact of climate change on Nigeria.
The president will also address accountability in business and institutions, reflecting Nigeria's commitment to sustainable practices.
The president will also address accountability in business and institutions, reflecting Nigeria's commitment to sustainable practices.
The Nigerian delegation aims to establish new bilateral partnerships for projects like Nigeria's Energy Transition, Article 6 Projects, and Technology Transfer. Tinubu, accompanied by senior government officials, will participate in key events on the summit's sidelines, seeking to attract foreign direct investments to Nigeria.
The president is expected to return to Abuja at the summit's conclusion, as outlined by Ngelale.
