UAE and Philippines Strengthen Environmental Partnership Through Mangrove

2025-04-16T10:14:45+03:00
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UAE-Philippines Mangrove Planting Initiative

To mark 50 years of UAE-Philippines bilateral relations and align with the Year of Community, the Environment Agency – Abu Dhabi (EAD) and the Philippine Embassy planted 50 mangrove seedlings at Jubail Mangrove Park. This effort highlights both nations’ commitment to environmental sustainability.

Event Details and Participants

The event, organized under the Abu Dhabi Mangrove Initiative (ADMI), was attended by notable figures including Philippine Ambassador to the UAE, His Excellency Alfonso Ver; Ahmed Al Hashemi, EAD’s Executive Director of Terrestrial and Marine Biodiversity; and Eng Abdulla Saeed Al Shamsi, General Manager of Jubail Island Investment Company (JIIC). Participants explored Jubail Mangrove Park, gaining insights into its ecological significance and the critical role of preserving marine and coastal ecosystems.

Significance of Mangrove Planting

Ahmed Al Hashemi emphasized the transformative power of mangrove planting, noting their importance in carbon absorption, biodiversity support, and coastal defense, while stressing the value of global environmental partnerships. Ambassador Ver highlighted the link between natural resources, climate change, and resource protection, reaffirming the Philippines’ dedication to environmental conservation and its strong ties with the UAE. Eng Abdulla Saeed Al Shamsi underscored the park’s role in conservation and how mangroves symbolize resilience and growth, reflecting the durable UAE-Philippines partnership.

Enduring Collaboration

The initiative exemplifies the nations’ enduring collaboration and shared commitment to planetary protection.

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