English Español Français العربية Razan Al Mubarak, UN Climate Change High-Level Champion for COP28, took part in key initiatives at Climate Week NYC, showcasing the intersection of nature and climate action. Among the highlights, Ms. Al Mubarak introduced the “Scaling Nature Finance Now” report, which underscores investment opportunities in nature-based solutions, particularly in Brazil. She…
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Razan Al
Mubarak
Effective conservation.
Sustainable development.
President, IUCN (2021–2025)
UN Climate Change High-Level Champion
for COP28 UAE
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See Endorsements“Razan and I have worked together for many years in her capacity as a high level government official, an IUCN framework donor and a strong supporter of international conservation action. The extent and diversity of Razan's involvement with IUCN, combined with her real-world experience leading an environmental regulator, a local environmental NGO, and a global philanthropy is exactly the right set of leadership experience the IUCN requires from its President.” — Julia Marton-Lefèvre
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Ghana and UAE Sign Agreement to Foster Biodiversity, Gender Equality, and Youth Empowerment
English Español Français العربيةAmidst the strategic dialogues of Climate Week NYC, the United Arab Emirates and Ghana achieved a significant milestone in international cooperation for climate and biodiversity, solidifying their commitment through a $30 million partnership aimed at supporting Ghana's ambitious biodiversity and climate goals. This agreement, formalized by H.E. Dr. Amna bint Abdullah Al…
Razan Al Mubarak Champions Indigenous Peoples Direct Access to Finance at Climate Week NYC
English Español Français العربيةRazan Al Mubarak, UN Climate Change High-Level Champion for COP28, co-hosted Climate Week NYC’s major event “Indigenous Peoples Direct Access to Finance from COP28 to COP30.” Alongside fellow High-Level Champion Nigar Arpadarai and Minister Sonia Guajajara of Brazil, Ms. Al Mubarak moderated a panel that delved into how Indigenous communities, which steward…