The UAE actively participated in G20 discussions focused on sustainable fuel demands and nuclear energy cooperation.

The United Arab Emirates, represented by its Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, took part in the fourth meeting of the Energy Transitions Working Group (ETWG4) within the G20 framework. This gathering occurred yesterday in South Africa, reflecting the UAE's ongoing commitment to multilateral collaboration and bolstering global efforts toward a more sustainable and inclusive energy landscape.

During the event, attendees from the UAE participated in a side session focusing on "Creating Demand for Sustainable Fuel," alongside the G20 Nuclear Energy Ministers’ Conference. The meeting convened an array of ministers, experts, and decision-makers worldwide.

This engagement underscores the UAE’s esteemed position as an influential and responsible participant on the international stage, demonstrating its dedication to shaping global energy policies. This aligns with its strategic vision aimed at balancing economic growth with environmental preservation while ensuring sustainable energy resources for current and future generations.

Participation also manifests a practical commitment to Goal 7 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which seeks to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.

The UAE's pioneering clean energy initiatives were highlighted through updates on its Energy Strategy 2050 and National Hydrogen Strategy 2050. These strategies emphasize advancing investments in cutting-edge technologies and renewable energy projects. The nation’s aim is to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 as pledged during a historic agreement that marked a pivotal moment in global climate action.

Furthermore, this participation stems from the country's belief in dialogue and international partnerships to tackle shared challenges. It fosters cooperation on sustainable fuels, peaceful nuclear power, and innovative energy solutions.

Through such efforts, the UAE aims to contribute to building a more efficient and equitable global energy system. This reflects its approach based on openness, collaboration, and bridge-building with nations worldwide-cementing its role as a trusted partner in international endeavors towards achieving sustainable development.