Leaked memos obtained by the BBC revealed that the United Arab Emirates planned to use its role as host of the United Nations climate summit to pursue fossil fuel deals with at least 15 other nations attending the conference.
The documents showed that the UAE’s COP28 team, led by COP28 President Sultan Ahmed Al-Jaber, arranged meetings to discuss potential partnerships with Emirati state-owned energy businesses.
The leaked memos and talking points contradicted the goals of COP28, which aims to cut emissions and combat climate change, and raised questions about the impartiality of conference hosts. (Trending: Chilling Surveillance Program Under Biden Exposed)
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Emirati representatives did not deny that COP28-related meetings involved business discussions, but stated that their focus was on delivering “meaningful climate action.”
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