Iran's pioneering role for international cooperation to deal with dust storms
The Deputy Minister of Environment of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania pointed to Iran's pioneering role in international cooperation to deal with dust storms and said:
The Deputy Minister of Environment of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania pointed to Iran's pioneering role in international cooperation to deal with dust storms and said: "The proposal to make a multilateral agreement in this summit is very good and we support it because it regulates the program of the relevant countries."
According to the public relations report of the Department of Environment, Moulai Idris, Deputy Minister of Environment of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, stated on the second day of the International Summit on Combating Sand and Dust Storms: Dust storms are one of the environmental challenges that mankind is facing right now and this issue has economic, social, health consequences, etc.
Emphasizing that the issue of dust storms is a cross-border issue and all countries should pay attention to it, he said: We are also following this issue and have taken measures in this direction. Early warning and monitoring systems are being set up and plans are underway to follow up on this matter.
The Deputy Minister of Environment of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania pointed out that dust storms are an obstacle to sustainable development and cause a lot of costs to be allocated in this direction in addition to harming humans. Therefore it is important to prevent such incidents.
Highlighting Iran's leading role in promoting international collaboration to address sand and dust storms, he expressed his support for the summit's proposal to establish a multilateral agreement. He explained that such an agreement would be beneficial as it would effectively regulate the efforts of all participating countries.