The Youth Loves Egypt Foundation is currently participating in the 12th Conference on Climate Change and Development in Africa (CCDA-XII), with the presence of Mr. Ahmed Fathy, the President of the Foundation. The conference is being held from August 30 to September 2, 2024, in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire. This participation is part of the Foundation's commitment to supporting sustainable development issues and raising awareness about the risks of climate change and its impacts on communities.
The Conference on Climate Change and Development in Africa (CCDA) is an important event under the "Clean Dev Africa" partnership. It provides a platform for stakeholders, including policymakers, climate researchers, civil society leaders, women, and youth from across the continent, to engage in discussions on climate change issues. This event is held in recognition of the impact climate change has on rural and urban communities, including the disruption of their livelihoods, health, and security.
Objectives of Participation
- Enhancing the Role of Youth: The Foundation believes that youth are the driving force for change, and it seeks to empower them to express their opinions and participate in shaping climate-related policies.
- Knowledge and Experience Exchange: The participation is an opportunity to exchange ideas and best practices with civil society organizations, researchers, and policymakers from various African countries.
- Raising Awareness on Climate Issues: The Foundation aims to highlight the importance of climate action and the role of youth in addressing environmental challenges through workshops and discussion sessions.
The participation of the Youth Loves Egypt Foundation in this conference is a strategic step towards enhancing the role of youth in climate action. Through this participation, the Foundation seeks to raise awareness and provide innovative solutions to environmental challenges, contributing to building a more sustainable future for all. The Foundation's strong commitment to environmental and sustainable development issues makes it an important partner in regional and international efforts to combat the effects of climate change.
