By Jones Gadama
Vice President Dr. Michael Usi has arrived in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, to lead the Malawi delegation at the 15th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (COP15).
The meeting, themed “Protecting Wetlands for our Common Future,” brings together global leaders to discuss the importance of wetland conservation.
During the opening ceremony, Dr. Usi will reaffirm Malawi’s commitment to the Ramsar Convention and urge other Contracting Parties to address the decline and loss of wetlands over the years.
Malawi recognizes the vital role wetlands play in supporting biodiversity, water security, climate resilience, and community livelihoods.
The Malawi delegation will also participate in the International Business Forum side event, showcasing potential investments in wetland conservation.
This event highlights the country’s dedication to sustainable development and environmental stewardship.
Malawi’s participation in COP15 demonstrates the country’s commitment to protecting its natural resources and promoting sustainable development. By working together, nations can ensure the conservation of wetlands for future generations.
Dr. Usi’s presence at the conference underscores Malawi’s resolve to address the pressing issues surrounding wetland conservation.
