The two-day Consultative Dialogue on Climate Action ended successfully on November 26, 2025, bringing together professionals from various sectors to collaborate and share insights on best practices in climate action, care for nature, and embedding climate justice in NAPs.
The event started on November 25 with the opening remarks, EOTC DICAC, planning head of department, underlined that the topic of climate change required collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
Consultative Dialogue on Climate Action
The two-day Consultative Dialogue on Climate Action ended successfully on November 26, 2025, bringing together professionals from various sectors to collaborate and share insights on best practices in climate action, care for nature, and embedding climate justice in NAPs.
The event started on November 25 with the opening remarks, EOTC DICAC, planning head of department, underlined that the topic of climate change required collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
An overview of different effective strategies and initiatives taken for tackling climate change, the practices of conservation, and the importance of preserving ecosystems, as well as integrating justice and equity in climate action plans were main topics during the event.
The second day focused on reflection and strategic planning, extending to exploring innovative solutions and setting objectives for future initiatives.
Indeed, the workshop invited speakers from diverse sectors, each sharing unique insights that enriched the discussions. Participants also had an opportunity to share meaningful dialogues, creating a vibrant atmosphere of learning and inspiration. EOTC DICAC looks forward to more such workshops in the future for better collaborative efforts in climate action.