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ISESCO to hold energy transfer meeting in Beirut to combat climate change

Global Arab Network - - Mohammed Almasri

Friday, 23 September 2011 14:25

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Global Arab Network - The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO), jointly with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (Regional Office for West Asia), will hold an experts’ meeting on technology transfer in energy and efficient lighting to combat climate change, in Beirut, on 27-30 September 2011.

The meeting is aimed at promoting the role of institutions in finding appropriate solutions to counter the adverse effects of climate change through manufacturing and innovation of modern techniques which reduce greenhouse gas emissions such as the mainstreaming of renewable energy, promotion of innovation and manufacturing of new energy-saving equipments and bulbs, and use of disaster monitoring and forecasting equipments in order to avoid devastating effects.

Other objectives of the meeting include developing means and solutions, and taking stock of modern techniques and early warning units used in mitigating or preventing the adverse effects of climate change on natural resources and the environment.

Dr Hatem Mohamed Mekhemer, expert in water resources at the Science Directorate, will supervise this meeting on behalf of ISESCO

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