Prime Minister of Mongolia Evaluates Uzbekistan’s Environmental Initiatives at COP17 in Ulaanbaatar
World
The 17th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD COP17) has commenced in Ulaanbaatar, running from August 17 to 28 under the theme "Restoring Land. Sustaining Hope". The international forum convenes delegations from member states, representatives of international and regional organizations, financial institutions, as well as scientific experts and civil society to strengthen cooperation in preventing land degradation, enhancing drought resilience, and mitigating sand and dust storms.
Uzbekistan’s delegation has set up a National Pavilion at the forum, highlighting the practical outcomes of ecological reforms implemented under the leadership of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. The exposition showcases measures designed to restore degraded lands, expand green zones, mitigate environmental risks, and ensure the sustainability of the Aral Sea ecosystem, including large-scale afforestation efforts.
On the opening day of the conference, Prime Minister of Mongolia Nyam-Osoryn Uchral visited the pavilion. The Mongolian Head of Government received a detailed briefing on Uzbekistan's comprehensive solutions for environmental protection and climate action. Nyam-Osoryn Uchral praised the republic's high-level engagement, specifically highlighting Uzbekistan’s active role among Central Asian nations. He noted that such a platform serves as an effective mechanism for sharing operational experience and advancing joint environmental initiatives.
The National Pavilion continues to operate as a venue for dialogue with international partners and financial institutions. Over the two-week duration of COP17, a series of bilateral meetings, thematic presentations, and sessions are scheduled to facilitate technology transfer and develop new land-use projects.
On the opening day of the conference, Prime Minister of Mongolia Nyam-Osoryn Uchral visited the pavilion. The Mongolian Head of Government received a detailed briefing on Uzbekistan's comprehensive solutions for environmental protection and climate action. Nyam-Osoryn Uchral praised the republic's high-level engagement, specifically highlighting Uzbekistan’s active role among Central Asian nations. He noted that such a platform serves as an effective mechanism for sharing operational experience and advancing joint environmental initiatives.
The National Pavilion continues to operate as a venue for dialogue with international partners and financial institutions. Over the two-week duration of COP17, a series of bilateral meetings, thematic presentations, and sessions are scheduled to facilitate technology transfer and develop new land-use projects.
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