English Español Français العربيةThe Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund has launched the “Global Data Study on Indigenous Peoples’ Climate Contributions” — a landmark study delving into how the knowledge systems of Indigenous Peoples are vital for responding to Climate Change across the seven socio-cultural regions, illustrating their contributions to climate ambition, mitigation, adaptation, and…
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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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Razan Al Mubarak Highlights Youth-Led Climate Action at UAE Climate Action Awards
English Español Français العربيةHer Excellency Razan Khalifa Al Mubarak, President of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Managing Director of the Mohamed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund, delivered a keynote address at the UAE Climate Action Awards, an initiative supported by First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) and Emirates Foundation. The event, held…
Razan Al Mubarak Advocates for Action Beyond 2030 at the World Governments Summit
English Español Français العربيةAt the World Governments Summit (WGS) 2025 in Dubai, Her Excellency Razan Al Mubarak joined global leaders, policymakers, and experts to discuss the future of sustainable development, innovation, and philanthropy. As a speaker at the XDGs 2045 Ministerial Roundtable, Ms. Al Mubarak emphasized the need to accelerate implementation of existing global sustainability…