Anwar, Al Gore discuss climate crisis, Malaysia's energy transition
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim contacted former United States vice-president Al Gore to discuss the global climate crisis and Malaysia’s efforts to mitigate its environmental impact.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim reached out to former U.S. Vice-President Al Gore to discuss the pressing climate crisis and Malaysia's efforts to reduce its environmental impact. During their conversation, the two also addressed the haze currently plaguing Malaysia as a result of forest fires in neighboring Indonesia. Anwar highlighted that the dialogue encompassed Malaysia's dedication to transitioning its energy sector from fossil fuels towards more sustainable alternatives, in harmony with the government's objectives of fostering progress and economic resilience while safeguarding environmental sustainability for future generations.
In a Facebook update, Anwar expressed his invitation for Gore to visit Malaysia in the near future, aiming to continue their discussions and explore opportunities for enhanced collaboration on climate change mitigation and Malaysia's energy transition objectives.
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