Global City Network for Sustainability Summit

Fri 07/4/2023
Global City Network for Sustainability Summit
Led by Mohamed Ali Al Shorafa, Chairman of @abudhabidmt, an Abu Dhabi Government delegation has participated in the Global City Network for Sustainability Summit, a conference that assembles representatives of cities worldwide to share knowledge on sustainable development. 

The summit, which took place in Tokyo, was attended by Shihab Al Faheem, UAE Ambassador to Japan, Hamad Al Dhaheri, Undersecretary of @dcdabudhabi, Hamad Al Mutawa, ED of Planning and Infrastructure Sector at DMT, and representatives of @abudhabidmt, @environmentabudhabi and @dcdabudhabi.

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