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Privileged to represent Nuclear Power and Energy Agency at this great event (project under the @Ministry of Energy and Petroleum- MoEP, Kenya). Indeed much has been done by the Counties on #EnergyUse and much more is intended to ensure #EnergyDemand #Stimulation via the #ValueAddation initiatives from Counties rich potential to spur #ElectricityDemand and subsequently lead to increase in Kenya's #GenerationCapacity to 10,000MW+ within few years (around existing #EnergySources and boosted by the prospective #NuclearPower #NuclearReactors whose single reactor in a power plant can provide close to 1/2 our current total generation capacity), as per the national plans towards #CleanEnergy for #development... What came out strongly was Sustainability and #Coordinated/ #Integrated approach in energy developments and innovations between the National and County Governments (#COG) lead by the #MoEP, #NuPEA (Coordinator of Capacity Building and R&D), REREC (for Rural Renewable Electrification) and all other Sector Entities and Stakeholders) as outlined in the #EnergyAct2019 https://lnkd.in/dYbBZm5w. As #SETAKenya (#SETA) project comes to a close after such a wonderful job and enormous resources and capacities, the documented recommendations need to be implemented to the detail (#CollaborativeImplementation, #JointImplementation, #CoordinatedApproach... https://lnkd.in/dF6vqEMM.

I had the honor of leading Oman’s delegation, representing the Ministry of Economy, at the ninth session of ESCWA’s Executive Committee in Tunis on December 18-19, 2024. The meeting addressed critical regional priorities, including: • Climate Change Policies and resilience strategies. • Water Security and resource management. • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) progress. • Public Debt and Fiscal Sustainability to ensure economic stability. ESCWA continues to play a vital role in fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among Arab nations, driving collective action to address shared challenges. Oman’s participation highlights our commitment to regional cooperation and policy-driven solutions that promote economic stability, sustainability, and inclusive development. #ESCWA | #RegionalCooperation | #Sustainability | #Oman | #EconomicLeadership

As far back as the 1960s, architects of African integration agreed that building infrastructure was vital to lubricate the wheels of intra-African trade and distribute its benefits regionally. The continent's leaders embarked on ambitious projects such as the trans-African highways -- segments of which would eventually stretch from Cairo to Dakar, Tripoli to Windhoek and Lagos to Mombasa. These would provide access to the sea to 15 landlocked countries and improve regional links. #WeKnowAfrica

Thank you Khalid for sharing this, I would add to these elements ''Visionary'', The visionary strategy revolves around innovation and a creative approach to business. Unlike classical strategy, which values stability, or Adaptive Strategy, which focuses on flexibility, visionary strategy thrives on bold ideas and setting new trends. What do you think about the key elements of a visionary strategy versus a classical strategy? Let's discuss how we can blend these elements for success. #VisionaryStrategy #ClassicalStrategy #StrategicThinking

"As a collective concern, Sri Lanka recognizes the need for south-south knowledge sharing on debt-burden management. As the creditors create collectives, it is to be considered that the debtors should not find themselves alone in negotiating solutions, to issues created, in major part, by structural issues in the global economic order and the dated international financial architecture. South-South cooperation must prioritize the building of trust and work towards meaningful solidarity by using our collective power to reinforce the momentum toward sustainable development and a more just and equitable financial structure." https://lnkd.in/e_ZGjrXt

Socio-economic development for a durable recovery Samir AITA Presentation at ESCWA Workshop on SDG 16 in the Post-Conflict Phase: How to Strengthen Public Governance for Sustainable Recovery Amman, Jordan, April 29, 2024 https://lnkd.in/giEGy45g

Peter Middleton talks to Dr. Zenzile Rasmeni Masipa – Project Manager for skills development, resource efficiency and the circular economy at the National Cleaner Production Centre of South Africa (NCPC) – about South Africa’s metals industries and the impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). #Sustainability #SkillsDevelopment #ResourceEfficiency #MetalsIndustry #CBAM #SouthAfrica Read this cover story article here and learn how to become a leader in sustainability: https://lnkd.in/db4Dydub

#GCC Reaffirms Commitment to #Sustainable Development and Global Cooperation at UN Summit and Support for 🇵🇸Palestine 1. Commitment to #Sustainable Development: Gulf states' national development visions are aligned with achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), showcasing a strong focus on sustainability. 2. #Support for Multilateralism: The GCC emphasized the need for #international cooperation and effective multilateral action to address global challenges that hinder progress toward the SDGs. 3. Slow #Progress on SDGs: Al-Budaiwi acknowledged that over 30% of SDGs have not made progress globally, underscoring the urgency of revitalizing efforts to meet these targets. 4. Gulf States' Role in #Global Development: The GCC highlighted its significant contributions to advancing the SDGs in countries #worldwide, reinforcing the importance of partnerships in sustainable development. 5. #Peace and International Law Focus: The GCC reaffirmed its commitment to peace, supporting international law and peaceful resolutions to #global conflicts, particularly prioritizing a solution to the #Palestinian issue. 🌍HE Jasem Mohamed AlBudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), at the GCC Headquarters in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: ,,Global challenges are having an impact on sustainable development at the global level”

✅Strengthening Provincial Partnerships- NDRMF Inked MoU with Baluchistan Public Private Partnership at Quetta Glimpse of MoU signing ceremony NDRMF is enhancing provincial partnership by supporting in establishing financial framework and streamlining carbon markets in the provinces. ✅Memorandum of understanding: Through this MOU, both the parties are desirous of cooperating to explore, work and collaborate for studies /consultancy services / projects that fall in their mandated domains. The collaboration may include a.    undertaking pre-feasibility and feasibility studies b.    perusal of financially, socially and economically viable projects, with private parties under the ‘Baluchistan Public Private Partnership Framework’. c.     Provincial level mapping study on the Carbon credits potential of Baluchistan d.    Forestation and afforestation of Quetta Valley ✅A Consultative session Climate Change and Carbon Markets Baluchistan, was also arranged in coordination with Baluchistan Public Private Partnership at Quetta (BPPPA), Baluchistan to discuss practical insights, technical requirements & key methodologies towards areas of mutual collaboration. 13th March,2024 ✅Commissioner Quetta Division, Muhammad Hamza Shafqaat, CEO BPPPA Dr Faisal Ahmed Khan, CEO NDRMF, Bilal Anwar and Head Climate Change, NDRMF M. Fawad Hayat briefed the session. ✅Representatives from Agriculture Department, Irrigation Department- Baluchistan, Forest Department- Baluchistan and Private Sector participated. Bilal Anwar Muhammad Fawad Hayat Muhammad Mehran Afzal Saquib Ahmad Balochistan Public Private Partnership Authority Abdul Haseeb Dr. Mohsin Hafeez International Water Management Institute (IWMI) WWF - Pakistan Ahsan Kundi Raja Rehan Arshad UNDP Pakistan Oxford Policy Management OGDCL Official shabnam baloch Ministry of Planning Development and Special Initiatives National Rural Support Programme USAID USAID Training for Pakistan Islamic Relief Pakistan UN Women WWF - Pakistan Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) Sindh People's Housing For Flood Affectees SPHF Asian Development Bank (ADB) The World Bank Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Agence Française de Développement National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) and Technology, Pakistan (NUST) Adil Najam Hammad Naqi Khan Dr. Abid Qaiyum Suleri Ali Tauqeer Sheikh Nadia Rehman Civil Society Coalition for Climate Change Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) Nestlé Senator Sherry Rehman Asif Sherazi Javid Gillani CoRe Alliance hashtag #balochistan #carbonmarkets #resiliencebuilding #forest #irrigation https://lnkd.in/dpueEstZ

In line with the privatization act of 2023 being declared unconstitutional it exposes new risks to the development of port infrastructure in Kenya,even with the recent developments on the public private partnerships adopted have been a major boost in enhancing the productivity at the Kenyan ports. However the already existing intergovernmental initiatives under LAPSET and northern corridor development projects offer a buffer on stalling of the development agenda. The historical debate on whether port infrastructure and superstructure development should be left to the private entities or the public interest in this facilities override the private interests are yet to play out. And today as we celebrate the World maritime day we have to remember that ports are engines economic development and in the future of both national development and regional development requires collaboration between public and private sectors.