Abu Dhabi climate summit records over 1,000 registrations
Greenlogue/AP Khalifa University has completed the main conference programme of the Abu Dhabi Climate Solutions Summit 2026, recording more than 1,000 registrations and accepting over 100 research posters focused on practical responses to climate change. The university said the gathering brought together scientists, policymakers, investors, businesses and young innovators to examine how promising…
The Abu Dhabi Climate Solutions Summit 2026 has officially concluded, with over 1,000 registrations and more than 100 research posters presented. The event, hosted at Khalifa University, brought together scientists, policymakers, investors, businesses and young innovators to explore practical climate change solutions. The summit featured five youth sessions and discussions on water security and women scientists' contributions.
Professor Ebrahim Al Hajri, the university's president and general chair, emphasized the importance of collaboration between research institutions, industry, policymakers and investors for turning scientific advances into climate action solutions. Topics discussed included technologies for energy, water, industry and cities, as well as addressing obstacles like high costs, infrastructure, regulations, financing gaps and public acceptance.
The closing discussion highlighted the need for affordable, scalable technologies with real-world demand, proper financing and infrastructure. The event also addressed water security, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy sources and their interconnections. Young participants engaged in design simulations, presentations, social media communication and AI applications for climate problems.
The summit aimed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and practical solutions for climate challenges.
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