Qatar took part in Global Green Growth Week 2026, held in Seoul, Republic of Korea, an event organized by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI). The gathering brought together officials, experts, and representatives from governments and international organizations focused on environmental sustainability and climate action.

The Qatari delegation was led by Eng Ahmed Mohammed al-Sada, Assistant Undersecretary for Climate Change Affairs at Qatar’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. During the opening session, al-Sada detailed Qatar’s national efforts and policies aimed at addressing climate change challenges. He highlighted the country’s commitment to expanding international cooperation, increasing the adoption of renewable energy sources, and supporting sustainable initiatives that promote green growth both domestically and internationally.

In addition to the opening remarks, the delegation participated in a panel discussion centered on climate resilience. The session underscored the importance of fostering global partnerships, developing effective environmental policies to confront climate-related risks, and sharing knowledge and best practices among participating nations.

Throughout the event, Qatar’s representatives engaged in multiple bilateral meetings with other country delegations to explore avenues for enhanced collaboration in areas related to climate change mitigation and sustainable development. These discussions aimed to strengthen ties and foster joint efforts in advancing green growth objectives.