-launches Global Biodiversity Alliance
x President Irfaan Ali yesterday told the United Nations General Assembly that Guyana is doing more than its fair share to address the issue of climate change by following promises with action, and also called on international body to assist those countries facing humanitarian crises.
“Today, I am pleased to announce the launch of a Global Biodiversity Alliance. We will convene the first global biodiversity alliance summit in 2025, which will focus on; creating a market for biodiversity credits, Scaling biodiversity conservation debt swaps, Accelerating biodiversity bonds, establishing a blueprint for biodiversity taxonomies, and promoting nature positive action,” the President said during his address to the 79th United Nations General Assembly Meeting in New York.
