MECC issues Qatar’s SNC on climate change

The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MECC) has announced the release of Qatar’s Second National Communication (NC) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), reaffirming the country’s commitment to fulfilling its international obligations in addressing climate challenges.

The National Communication is an official document submitted by member states to the Convention Secretariat. It includes detailed data on greenhouse gas emissions, mitigation and adaptation policies and measures, as well as programs and initiatives related to sustainable development, with the aim of showcasing progress made in meeting climate commitments.

In a statement issued Saturday, the Ministry explained that the preparation of the report took nearly two years of collaborative work involving government and semi-government entities, academic institutions, and national research centers.

The data collection and analysis process adhered to the highest international standards to ensure accuracy and comprehensiveness.

The issuance of the Second National Communication underscores Qatar’s dedication to documenting its climate efforts within an institutional framework that integrates technical expertise and scientific knowledge.

This contributes to the formulation of evidence-based policies that support sustainable development goals and align with Qatar National Vision 2030.

This report reflects Qatar’s steadfast commitment to climate action and its active role in supporting international efforts to combat climate change.

It also highlights the country’s contribution to promoting knowledge exchange and sharing expertise with the global community, while reinforcing its presence in international environmental forums.