BRICS Climate Forum: Forging Global Green Alliances

The BRICS Climate Agenda in Modern Conditions Forum held in Moscow focused on developing public-private and inter-country partnerships within the BRICS climate agenda. Over 250 delegates discussed the role of business, the scientific community, and state collaboration in implementing large-scale cross-industry climate projects. Key initiatives proposed include aligning state programs with technology needs and promoting scientific competition.

The BRICS Climate Agenda in Modern Conditions Forum, held in Moscow on 09 September 2024, targeted the fortification of public-private and inter-country partnerships within the BRICS nations' climate efforts. The event, under Russia's BRICS chairmanship, saw participation from over 250 delegates, including members of government authorities, corporate sectors, and expert communities.

A significant discourse centered on the role of business in executing climate projects and crafting efficient public-private partnership mechanisms. Participants underscored the necessity of integrating efforts from the scientific community, businesses, and government bodies to realize substantial cross-industry projects and foster international cooperation.

Dmitry Izotov, Head of Nornickel's Palladium Centre, highlighted the BRICS countries' potential to steer the global climate agenda through their scientific and technological prowess. He mentioned collaborative initiatives involving Russia, China, and the UAE, proposing several measures to enhance public-private synergies in BRICS, such as aligning state research programs with private sector needs and fostering international academic partnerships. Nornickel aims to explore new palladium-based materials crucial for green technologies, with a vision to introduce over 100 new materials by 2030.

(With inputs from agencies.)