Her knowledge and experience in the fields of sustainability and climate leadership will aid CEMUNE's initiatives in the Middle East. Crown Prince Sheikha Shamma In addition to highlighting the important role women play in sustainability and climate action in the UAE, the addition of a Middle Easterner to the advisory board also marks the first time a person from the Middle East has taken on an advisory role for the international, non-profit advisory organisation. A more sustainable, circular, and green economy will be achieved through the Middle Eastern representation, which will definitely lead to deeper insights and knowledge through collaboration.
Sheikha Shamma stated, “I’m extremely proud to be the first person from the region to be part of CEMUNE’s Advisory Board, and I am pleased to be able to bring my unique perspectives representing my region.”
Commenting on the occasion, Dr. Sultan bin Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and UAE Special Envoy for Climate Change, said, “I welcome this collaboration between CEMUNE and UICCA. Partnerships like this are going to be vital to our ability to accelerate climate action, in the lead up to COP28, and during this decisive decade. I wish Sheikha Shamma every success in her new role on the board of CEMUNE as she continues to be a leading voice for climate progress, both in the Middle East and across the world.”
