National presidents from around the world meet at COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. SA President Cyril Ramaphosa said he expected that the global stocktake would signal a firm commitment to a real partnership between the global north and south that delivered concrete outcomes.
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In four days of the sitting of COP28, governments and the private sector have pledged $57 billion (R1.078 trillion) to drive priority projects to limit climate change globally.
The conference, taking place in Dubai, has also made eight new declarations to transform every major system of the global economy, including the first declarations on food systems transformation and health.
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