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The Dubai summit reshaped the course of climate negotiations through the “UAE Consensus,” which, for the first time, called for a transition away from fossil fuels and set a target of tripling renewable energy capacity and doubling the rate of energy-efficiency improvements by 2030. It also approved arrangements to operationalize the Loss and Damage Fund and strengthened pathways for adaptation finance, turning issues long marked by disagreement into political consensus and practical steps—without implying that the funding has reached those who need it or that the crisis has been resolved. The article attributes this breakthrough to Sultan Al Jaber’s diplomacy, which sought to build trust and understand and manage the interests of both producer and consumer countries rather than ignore or confront them.
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