In partnership with "Dubai Ports" and the Zoological Society of London
"Expo 2020" ... an international alliance to preserve the environment and natural habitats
The alliance with the Zoological Society aims to take joint action to address the imminent threats of climate change and mankind's encroachments on nature.
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Expo 2020 Dubai announced the formation of an alliance with DP World, an international trade partner in the first official partner category, and the Zoological Society of London.
To push for meaningful international action that will have a major impact on animals and natural habitats, in order to help preserve our planet.
Expo 2020 Dubai oversees the participation of more than 200 international participants, including more than 190 countries, which gives it a high position that enhances its ability to maximize the impact of the efforts undertaken by the Zoological Society in London internationally, aimed at achieving its vision of a world in which wildlife thrives from By combining the scientific and educational experiences of the society, and the diverse experiences possessed by the participants in this international event from around the world.
The goals of the alliance converge with many of the goals of the main themes weeks of Expo 2020 Dubai, which will discuss joint and cooperative solutions to the most prominent challenges related to the global goals, including climate, biodiversity and water.
Reem bint Ibrahim Al Hashemi, Minister of State for International Cooperation and Director General of the Dubai Expo 2020 Bureau, said: “Our alliance with the Zoological Society in London stems from the need for joint and purposeful action in order to address the imminent threats of climate change and human encroachments, in a way that helps humanity to You become more aware of our connection to wildlife and nature. ”
Dominic Jeremy, Director General of the Animal Science Society in London, said: “The current global health crisis has shed light on the fragility of human existence, and what is happening because of our overexploitation of nature.
It is part of a larger crisis caused by the mounting loss of biodiversity and the repercussions of climate degradation.
"We realize that we can - through major systemic change - change the course of wildlife losses."
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Chairman and CEO of DP World, said: “Living in balance with the planet and its resources is fundamental to the future of all of us.
"This initiative builds on the efforts of DP World to stimulate the global movement towards reforming our planet, and ensuring its safety for future generations."
• The goals of the alliance converge with the goals of the main themes weeks of Expo 2020.
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