HE IS WORKING ENVIRONMENT IN JAPAN FOR NEXT G20
Environmental portfolio, led by Sergio Bergman, participated in several
meetings to build consensus and ensure the continuity of the themes of
environment, energy and climate change on the agenda of this important
global forum.
Monday June 24, 2019
As part of the Fourteenth Summit of G20 Leaders to be held on 28 and 29
June in Osaka, Japan, the Government Secretariat of Environment and
Sustainable Development of the Nation, representing Argentina, he was
present at the meetings organized by the current Japanese Presidency. There
participated Carlos Gentile, Secretary of Climate Change and Sustainable
Development of national environmental area.
Specifically, the Japanese country decided to continue the Working Group
Transitions Energy (ETWG), launched during Argentina's presidency, while
convened in parallel, a Working Group of Senior Officials on Environment
(ESOM). G20 parties, countries and organizations invited an active part in
discussions during negotiations. In general, the parties supported the
scope, agenda items and the results proposed by the Japanese presidency.
special emphasis on the importance of innovation, mobilizing private funds
and investments, the private sector and enterprises to address these issues
of global relevance was.
In all meetings of the Troika meetings of the G20 -Japan, Argentina and
Saudi Arabia, in which our country had a strong position to support the
Japanese presidency on issues of agenda and proposed results they were
made. The role of the Troika to Argentina is very important to strengthen
the work in the G20, build consensus and ensure the continuity of the
themes of environment, energy and climate change on the agenda of this
important global forum.
In addition, the Japanese presidency convened a meeting of ministers of
energy transitions and global environment for sustainable growth, in which
the Ministers of Environment and Energy of the various G20 countries
participated. During the meeting, held on 15 and 16 June in Karuizawa,
exchange and discussion sessions were conducted related to: the
acceleration of the virtuous circle of environmental protection and
economic growth through innovation; the energy transitions that achieve "3E
+ S" (energy security, economic efficiency, environmental and safety); and
resource efficiency, marine plastic waste, climate change and adaptation
and resilient infrastructure.
As a result of this meeting, it was adopted by consensus Kruizawa the
ministerial statement on energy transitions and global environment for
sustainable growth, available at: https: / / www.g20karuizawa.go.jp/ in /
outline / outcomes /. In addition, three initiatives were adopted: the
action plan on energy innovation Karuizawa transitions and global
environment for sustainable growth; As part of the implementation of the
G20 on marine plastic waste; and agenda G20 action for adaptation and
infrastructure resilient
It should be noted that, based on discussions in the Working Group on
Climate and Sustainability Press function Karuizawa, will seek to achieve a
Leaders' Declaration Osaka issues including climate, environment and
energy. The purpose of this document is that Argentina incorporate a clear
message on environmental issues, a call for climate action globally to
align economies towards a low-carbon development.
meetings to build consensus and ensure the continuity of the themes of
environment, energy and climate change on the agenda of this important
global forum.
Monday June 24, 2019
As part of the Fourteenth Summit of G20 Leaders to be held on 28 and 29
June in Osaka, Japan, the Government Secretariat of Environment and
Sustainable Development of the Nation, representing Argentina, he was
present at the meetings organized by the current Japanese Presidency. There
participated Carlos Gentile, Secretary of Climate Change and Sustainable
Development of national environmental area.
Specifically, the Japanese country decided to continue the Working Group
Transitions Energy (ETWG), launched during Argentina's presidency, while
convened in parallel, a Working Group of Senior Officials on Environment
(ESOM). G20 parties, countries and organizations invited an active part in
discussions during negotiations. In general, the parties supported the
scope, agenda items and the results proposed by the Japanese presidency.
special emphasis on the importance of innovation, mobilizing private funds
and investments, the private sector and enterprises to address these issues
of global relevance was.
In all meetings of the Troika meetings of the G20 -Japan, Argentina and
Saudi Arabia, in which our country had a strong position to support the
Japanese presidency on issues of agenda and proposed results they were
made. The role of the Troika to Argentina is very important to strengthen
the work in the G20, build consensus and ensure the continuity of the
themes of environment, energy and climate change on the agenda of this
important global forum.
In addition, the Japanese presidency convened a meeting of ministers of
energy transitions and global environment for sustainable growth, in which
the Ministers of Environment and Energy of the various G20 countries
participated. During the meeting, held on 15 and 16 June in Karuizawa,
exchange and discussion sessions were conducted related to: the
acceleration of the virtuous circle of environmental protection and
economic growth through innovation; the energy transitions that achieve "3E
+ S" (energy security, economic efficiency, environmental and safety); and
resource efficiency, marine plastic waste, climate change and adaptation
and resilient infrastructure.
As a result of this meeting, it was adopted by consensus Kruizawa the
ministerial statement on energy transitions and global environment for
sustainable growth, available at: https: / / www.g20karuizawa.go.jp/ in /
outline / outcomes /. In addition, three initiatives were adopted: the
action plan on energy innovation Karuizawa transitions and global
environment for sustainable growth; As part of the implementation of the
G20 on marine plastic waste; and agenda G20 action for adaptation and
infrastructure resilient
It should be noted that, based on discussions in the Working Group on
Climate and Sustainability Press function Karuizawa, will seek to achieve a
Leaders' Declaration Osaka issues including climate, environment and
energy. The purpose of this document is that Argentina incorporate a clear
message on environmental issues, a call for climate action globally to
align economies towards a low-carbon development.