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Kyrgyzstan prepares national climate position ahead of UN conferences

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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The Ministry of Natural Resources reported that a national dialogue on climate and environmental protection took place in Bishkek on October 8. Minister Akyl Toktobaev stated that Kyrgyzstan is working to introduce a unified national position on climate resilience and nature conservation. Following the dialogue, the country is preparing a national position for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) and the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP17).

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The Ministry of Natural Resources noted that participation in these conferences offers Kyrgyzstan the opportunity to strengthen partnerships and expand access to climate and environmental financing, technologies, and expertise. The effort aims to advance the interests of high-mountain nations and draw international attention to mountain ecosystems and glaciers.

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  • The event could increase Kyrgyzstan's profile for climate and environmental financing from the Eurasian Development Bank.

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