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A renowned Egyptian scientist, educator, and environmentalist whose efforts have made a profound impact both regionally and globally. Ambassador Mostafa Sherbiny: A Visionary Leader in Climate Action Recognized by the United Nations as a symbol of environmental and climate leadership, he has been a relentless advocate for sustainable development, climate justice, and carbon neutrality. His innovative approach and dedication have positioned him as a pioneer in the field, earning him accolades and the prestigious title of EU Climate Pact Ambassador in Egypt.
Achievements and Contributions Ambassador El-Sherbiny’s career spans decades of advocacy, research, and leadership. Among his most notable achievements are :
Global Initiatives for Climate Action:
Carbon Neutrality Pioneers: Promoting strategies and solutions for achieving net-zero emissions globally. Water Footprint Pioneers: Addressing water conservation challenges by raising awareness and creating practical tools to measure water footprints. Climate Ambassadors Initiative: Training individuals from diverse backgrounds, including youth and marginalized groups, to act as climate advocates in their communities. Carbon and Sustainability Auditors and Experts Program: Establishing a professional framework for evaluating and improving carbon and sustainability practices across industries. Innovative Education and Training: Ambassador El-Sherbiny is the first Arab scientist to develop and deliver specialized training programs on carbon footprint management for industries and businesses. His efforts include:
Authoring seven scientific books on carbon footprint and sustainability, which collectively form the first Arabic encyclopedia on the subject. Mentoring a global network of climate leaders and activists, equipping them with knowledge and skills to tackle climate challenges. Leadership at International Conferences: His influence is felt at major climate forums, including the United Nations Climate Change Conferences. At COP29, he:
Initiated the Climate Ambassador Program for Schoolchildren, fostering environmental awareness among the next generation. Advocated for inclusivity with the Climate Ambassadors with Disabilities Seminar, emphasizing the critical role of accessibility in climate action. Moderated and organized the Sustainability and Carbon Footprint Seminar and the Innovation and Green Buildings Forum, bringing together stakeholders to discuss innovative solutions for sustainable development.
Ambassador El-Sherbiny demonstrated exceptional organizational and leadership skills during COP29. He moderated the Sustainability and Carbon Footprint Seminar in Hall 22 of the Blue Zone on November 29, 2024, and led the Innovation and Green Buildings Forum on November 20, 2024, showcasing his vision for a sustainable future.
To conclude the conference, Ambassador El-Sherbiny joined forces with African youth to stage a powerful demonstration in the Blue Zone on November 22, 2024, advocating for Climate Justice and Finance. This event, along with the Climate Justice Forum on Collective Quantitative Finance Goals, applied pressure on negotiators to agree on doubling climate finance for developing nations to $300 billion, a critical step toward addressing climate change impacts.
Led a significant demonstration with African youth to demand Climate Justice and Increased Climate Finance, culminating in a commitment to double funding for developing nations. Carbon Reduction Expertise:
Ambassador El-Sherbiny has become a trusted authority in decarbonization strategies for sectors like energy, industry, and agriculture. His practical solutions and comprehensive training programs have transformed how organizations address emissions, making him a sought-after expert globally.
A Legacy of Impact
Ambassador Mostafa El-Sherbiny’s contributions extend beyond policies and programs. His work has inspired a global movement, creating opportunities for collaboration and innovation in the fight against climate change. By empowering individuals and institutions to adopt sustainable practices, he has laid a strong foundation for a future that values environmental preservation, equity, and resilience.
Honors and Recognition His groundbreaking efforts have been recognized internationally, with numerous awards and accolades celebrating his leadership. As a scientist, educator, and advocate, Ambassador El-Sherbiny exemplifies the spirit of global citizenship, tirelessly working to create a better world for generations to come.
References
[edit]2- Auditors and Experts Intuitive in Sustainability and Climate Risk Assessment
5- Climate Interactive: Provides details about Ambassador Sherbiny's role
8- Al-Masry Al-Youm: This article discusses his role in COP29 initiative
10 - Who are they: Database of Arab people and institutions - Majarra website in the UAE
11- General Authority for Inquiry
12- UNFCCC
13- Egypt State Information Service
14- MSA University
15- The Carbon Footprint and How to Calculate It for the Individual
16- Graphic Online
18- Capacity Building Crucial for Carbon Financing- Expert Emphasizes
19- ResearchGate
20- (PDF) African Climate Ambassador Benson Turyasingura from Uganda