Maria David

THE Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism will host the eleventh Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) in Windhoek from 10 to 16 December 2024.

Ministry spokesperson Romeo Muyunda mentioned that the occasion will deliver collectively 750 delegates from over 150 international locations, together with scientists, policymakers, and world specialists, to handle important points associated to biodiversity, ecosystem providers, and their connections to human well-being.

“Namibia’s selection as the host country underscores its growing role as a leader in environmental conservation and sustainable development,” he mentioned.

Muyunda added that internet hosting IPBES 11 is a historic alternative for Namibia to showcase its management in sustainable practices and biodiversity conservation.

Additionally, he highlighted that the occasion will draw worldwide consideration, creating consciousness of Namibia’s distinctive biodiversity and its dedication to defending pure sources.

“The outcomes of this meeting are expected to influence global conservation policies, guide integrated approaches to tackling climate and biodiversity challenges, and spotlight the critical role of countries like Namibia in securing a sustainable future,” he added.

Muyunda inspired Namibians to have interaction with this landmark occasion, which he believes will improve the nation’s world profile and encourage nationwide pleasure and motion towards a extra sustainable future.