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Qatar takes significant steps in climate action
A key pillar of Qatar's climate strategy is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2030.
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) has reiterated Qatar’s commitment to addressing climate change by adopting proactive strategies to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and enhance climate resilience.
Positioning itself as a leader in global climate action, Qatar has implemented forward-thinking initiatives to combat environmental challenges. As nations grapple with the increasing scarcity of vital resources such as water, land, and food, Qatar remains focused on pioneering solutions to safeguard its future.
Notably, in 2019, Qatar inaugurated the Middle East and North Africa’s largest carbon capture and storage facility, demonstrating its commitment to innovative environmental practices.
Food security is another key pillar of Qatar’s environmental agenda. To safeguard its food supplies, the country is diversifying trade partnerships, implementing climate-controlled agriculture, and advancing aquaculture projects.
Biodiversity conservation, particularly in coastal regions, complements these efforts and ensures the protection of ecosystems under pressure from climate change.