The eighth Central Asian Climate Change Conference (CAKIC-2026) has opened in Astana. Over the years, the conference has become a key regional platform for dialogue, knowledge exchange, and the development of practical climate solutions. In his address at the plenary session, Vice Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic
On April 22, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan and Leader of the Nation, Emomali Rahmon, participated in and addressed the Regional Environmental Summit on “A Shared Vision for a Sustainable Future” in Astana, Kazakhstan. It was emphasized that climate change, ecosystem degradation, water scarcity, and natural disasters are
A panel session on “Protecting Future Generations: Health at the Center of the Environmental Agenda – Lessons and Solutions from the Aral Sea Region” was held at the 2026 Regional Environmental Forum in Astana. The event was attended by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Culture and Information of the
As part of the Regional Environmental Summit in Astana, a high-level session was held to launch a Central Asian initiative aimed at strengthening synergy and joint action in biodiversity conservation — “Harmony with Nature for Regional Sustainability.” The event brought together environmental authorities from across the region, international organizations and
QAZAQ GREEN. The Regional Ecological Summit 2026 (hereinafter – RES), under the theme “A Shared Vision for a Sustainable Future,” is commencing its work in the capital of Kazakhstan. The event is aimed at developing a comprehensive policy framework and practical instruments for the protection, restoration and shared use of
Astana, 2026 — Today, the Central Asia Climate Change Conference (CACCC-2026) opened with a plenary session titled “NDC 3.0: From Commitments to Action,” bringing together representatives of Central Asian governments, international organizations, and development partners. The session set the strategic direction for the conference and provide a platform to discuss
Regional Efforts on Landscape Restoration in Central Asia Central Asia is facing large-scale land degradation affecting up to 80% of the region’s territory and causing annual economic losses of approximately 6% of its combined GDP. The main drivers are both natural factors—namely the predominance of arid landscapes—and long-standing unsustainable land-use
QAZAQ GREEN. Official Opening Ceremony of RES 2026 EXPO and Signing of Key International Agreements in the Field of Green Economy and Climate Investments on April 22, 2026, at 15:30, the main stage of the EXPO International Exhibition Center will host the official opening ceremony of RES 2026 EXPO, the largest
QAZAQ GREEN. The Regional Ecological Summit RES-2026 will take place in Astana from 22 to 24 April. One of the key events of the business programme will be the session “Securing Central Asia’s Sustainable Energy Future: Clean Energy and Innovation”, organised by the Asian Development Bank together with the Ministry
At the Central Asia Climate Change Conference (CACCC-2026), on April 23, 2026, Session 3.1. “Workforce Development and Research Cooperation to Advance Renewable Energy in Central Asia” will take place at the Hilton Astana Hotel (first floor, hall “Irtysh”). The session will be held in a panel discussion format with introductory presentations. The session
