Saudi Arabia calls for a climate agreement « a comprehensive and balanced » partnership of public and private sector until 2020 Al-Naimi , Minister of Petroleum emphasizes the need for emission reduction measures included in the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources of Saudi Arabia calls the Norwegian capital for balance and comprehensiveness in the file processing climatic Warsaw : «Middle East » Eng Ali bin Ibrahim Al-Naimi , Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Saudi Arabia , that his country is aware of the importance of partnership and cooperation between public and private sector in climate activities and international initiatives for pre- 2020 , pointing out that these partnerships will help states and private sectors to achieve the objectives of comprehensive and balanced manner . Naimi explained that this partnership also take into account national circumstances and capabilities , and due to their voluntary nature , and because it is consistent with the development plans of the state , they ensure affiliation and prioritize them to reach the desired results . As for such a partnership can also handle all the gaps in the mitigation of emissions and adapting to climate change , and to promote the dissemination techniques and lessons learned from it. Naimi said , in the Nineteenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change , which was held yesterday in the Polish capital Warsaw , Saudi Arabia confirms that the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change New for 2015 , you must be comprehensive and balanced , and include themes agreed in eighteenth Conference of the Parties held in Doha , including : procedures for reducing emissions and adapting to climate change , finance and technology transfer to developing countries . It should also be based on the agreement to the national development programs , taking into account national circumstances and capabilities of each individual state , and to be comprehensive in addressing all gases and sectors without transferring the burden of the cost of responding to climate change to developing countries, including oil-exporting countries , and that is to strengthen the needs of sustainable development in all corners of development of the three : environmental , economic, and social development. stressed the need to build a new agreement for after 2020 on the basis of motivational and voluntary and binding on the national level , especially for developing countries , pointing to the importance that this joint action based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities , and supported by the industrialized countries taking the lead from before. The most prominent and Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, the achievements of the Kingdom of progress in the accession to the international initiatives to support their national list, and said I made the kingdom a decision to join the initiative methane global , and we are currently working in the processing of our membership in the organization , and that Saudi Arabia is a member of Forum leading to separation and storage carbon since 2005 and share effective participation in all its activities . , and disclosed that the Kingdom is currently working on a pilot project to reduce carbon emissions through a project ( EOR through injection of carbon dioxide ) , which will begin in the second quarter of 2014, adding that one of the corporate sector Special in his country is currently working on a draft chapter and the use of carbon dioxide in the production of other materials of economic value . increased Naimi : that the project will be to reduce carbon dioxide emissions at a rate of 500 thousand tons per year , at which time participating country effectively in an initiative to address the efficiency of buildings and reducing carbon dioxide emissions associated with her , under the umbrella of the major economies forum . Al-Naimi expressed the conviction that if the UK is to develop policies and procedures for market distortion in order to enhance trade and economic interests of the countries at the expense of other countries under the umbrella of the Framework Convention on Climate Change , it will undermine the joint action . And we call upon our partners to join efforts to strengthen the work in the framework of the Climate Change Convention in a manner consistent with our goals and our commitments to sustainable development .
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