Saboor Ash's Blog

  As Japan and the United Arab Emirates work towards environmental goals, Itochu 8001.T of Japan announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with JFE Steel Corp, Emirates Steel Arkan EMSTEEL.AD, and Abu Dhabi Ports Group ADPORTS.AD for a low-carbon iron supply chain. In the UAE, where the project area would be located, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida signed the memorandum of agreement to establish the supply chain, according to Itochu. As a part of Kishida's tour to the Gulf nations, the nations have decided to collaborate on technology and climate change.

  Decarbonization is the need of hour for the world to preserve climate issues and the two prior states is start working on it, All the best wishes for this initiative  The UAE has outlined a plan to practically eliminate its greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and end its reliance on oil. The UAE intends to promote its decarbonization efforts by utilising Japanese technology as the host nation of the 28th session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28), which is slated for November and December. I have found that Japan is leading the technologies all around the world and now this UAE and Japan duo is going to be the best for innovation in energy sector.