Egypt, bordered by the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea, holds a pivotal position in the discourse surrounding water conservation and climate change. As the world gears up for COP27, Egypt’s international role in addressing these issues becomes increasingly significant. With its vulnerability to climate impacts rising sea levels and droughts, Egypt has been proactive in advocating for sustainable water management practices on the global stage.

Through initiatives such as Cairo Water Week and the Arab Water Council, Egypt actively collaborates with international partners to find solutions to water scarcity and climate-related challenges. Furthermore, Egypt’s commitment to renewable energy , as evidenced by projects like the Benban Solar Park, showcases its dedication to a more sustainable future.