Africa-Press – Angola. The II African Climate Summit, which has been taking place in Addis Ababa since the 8th of the current month, concludes on Wednesday (10th), with the adoption of the Final Declaration and a Call to Action.
The documents reflect the commitments made by African States on adaptation, resilience, and green finance and will serve as a guide for Africa’s one voice position in upcoming global platforms, including COP30.
On the final day, discussions will also focus on African solutions for climate finance, highlighting the transition from the aid paradigm to investment in local innovation and sustainable development.
During the day, participants will also assess proposals for mobilizing domestic and external resources, promote regional partnerships, and strengthen the continent’s voice in global climate forums.
The meeting, which brings together more than two thousand delegates, including African leaders, international partners, and multilateral organizations, is expected to conclude by reaffirming the need for Africa to speak with one voice in responding to global climate challenges.
Over the three days, high-level plenary sessions, technical panels, and roundtables were held on nature-based solutions, technological innovation, clean energy, and resilient infrastructure.
They also aim to deepen cooperation on climate adaptation and resilience, with an emphasis on early warning systems and public health responses.
The summit is expected to conclude with a strong focus on climate finance for African-led solutions, seeking to transform cooperation from an aid-based approach to strategic investment.
Side events, thematic pavilions, and youth forums are also being held, highlighting innovative projects in the areas of sustainable energy, smart agriculture, green techs, trade, and climate-smart infrastructure, creating space for regional alignment and the strengthening of strategic partnerships.
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