Tadżykistan wzywa do ochrony topniejących lodowców na szczycie w Duszanbe popartym przez ONZ

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Tadżykistan wzywa do ochrony topniejących lodowców na szczycie w Duszanbe popartym przez ONZ  W tym odcinku Focus relacjonujemy wydarzenia z Duszanbe w Tadżykistanie, gdzie przywódcy z całego świata, naukowcy i eksperci ds. klimatu zgromadzili się na konferencji poświęconej ochronie lodowców, aby omówić jedno z najbardziej palących wyzwań naszych czasów – topnienie lodowców.  CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/06/10/tadzykistan-wzywa-do-ochrony-topniejacych-lodowcow-na-szczycie-w-duszanbe-popartym-przez-o  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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00:00Currently, the greatest challenge for Central Asia region

00:04is the state of their glaciers.

00:07As you know, they are melting, and they are melting fast.

00:10So, we are facing that challenge,

00:14and the issue here is how we face that together.

00:18With its vast mountain ranges and the largest number of glaciers in Central Asia,

00:30Tajikistan is a vital place to highlight the role glaciers play in global water challenges.

00:36Today, the capital city, Dushambe, is hosting a high-level international conference

00:41focused on their protection.

00:43I cordially welcome you to the Republic of Tajikistan

00:50at the International High-Level Conference on Glaciers Preservation

00:55and hereby declare the conference open.

01:00The event marks the start of the International Year of Glacier Preservation

01:04declared by the United Nations,

01:06a global effort to raise awareness about melting glaciers.

01:10The UN resolution behind it was initiated by Tajikistan,

01:13which is now calling for urgent action to protect these vital water sources.

01:17People, hanging out with shelter,

01:29they have a touching nationalариq,

01:31and of course, country underfoot stressfulleşigings喔roved seas.

01:35In Tajikistan,

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01:40Wszelkie prawa w Wrocławie, w Wrocławie, w Wrocławie, w Wrocławie, w Wrocławie.

01:59Tajikistan jest w rodzinie z wrocławem w Wrocławie, w Wrocławie,

02:04known as Fetchinko.

02:05It has already retreated by more than one kilometre

02:08over the past 80 years.

02:10During the three-day event, official delegations witnessed

02:13the real-life impact of glacier melt first-hand.

02:16Adaptation is what we have to do now

02:19because the glaciers are melting.

02:21We have to protect and preserve them.

02:23That will require science.

02:24But we also have to look at the agenda for the SDGs

02:27to see how we can protect livelihoods,

02:29how we can protect economies.

02:30And that needs specific investments.

02:32Food security is a key part of the glacier-related risk agenda

02:37and a major focus of the conference.

02:39At the Glacier Festival, held during the event,

02:42organizers highlighted how melting glaciers

02:45threaten agriculture, which supports 70% of local livelihoods.

02:50Now, major financial institutions are stepping in

02:53to help countries adapt.

02:55We just had heard the announcement

02:57from the vice president of the Asian Development Bank

03:00and the executive director of the Green Climate Fund,

03:04Madame Mafalda Duarte, that the ADB and the GCF

03:07are working together to launch a new regional program,

03:11which will include nine countries, including Tajikistan,

03:14with the total financing expected to 3.5 billion

03:20to finance adaptation measures in the region.

03:22Over half of Central Asia's drink in water comes from glaciers in Tajikistan.

03:27But of the country's 14,000 glaciers, 1,300 have already disappeared,

03:34and the melting is accelerating.

03:36Most are located in remote high-altitude regions.

03:39At the conference, President Emom Ali Rahmon called for a major glacier study

03:43and a regional research lab focused on the Vanjieh glacier.

03:48At the same time, Tajikistan is putting its climate commitments into action,

03:52aiming to cut emissions by up to 50% by 2030,

03:56and signs of progress are already visible.

03:59You can also see on the streets of Dushanbe the number of electric cars.

04:06It's not that they are just crying out about the problem,

04:10they are also doing their part.

04:11And also the energy transition, more towards electricity,

04:16renewables is extremely important,

04:18and this is something that Tajikistan is well ahead of some of its neighbors.

04:23A global call to action was the key takeaway,

04:26as the three-day Glaciers Preservation Conference ended in Dushanbe.

04:31The event wrapped with closing remarks from the host country

04:34and the World Meteorological Organization,

04:37which stressed the urgent need to improve weather monitoring in mountain regions.

04:42The event resulted in two key outcomes,

04:46the Dushanbe Declaration and the Dushanbe Appeal,

04:49a global call for stronger cooperation to protect glaciers

04:52and the cryosphere for future generations.

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