Ajman:The Eighth Ajman International Environment Conference 2026 has concluded with significant recommendations aimed at promoting environmental sustainability and achieving carbon neutrality. Held at the Sheikh Zayed Centre for Conferences and Exhibitions at Ajman University, the event focused on themes of sustainability, climate resilience, and carbon neutrality.
According to Wam, the conference, organized by Ajman Municipality and Planning Department, gathered over 1,500 attendees and included more than 40 speakers from 15 countries. The conference consisted of five scientific sessions, two panel discussions, and six workshops, presenting global experiences in sustainability and climate action.
The conference emphasized the importance of circular economy principles, advanced technologies, and artificial intelligence in environmental monitoring and sustainability efforts. It also highlighted Ajman's progress, including a 10% reduction in carbon emissions and an air quality index of 98%, reflecting the emirate's commitment to sustainable development.
As part of the conference, the Zero Carbon Schools Initiative was assessed, involving 30 schools in Ajman to promote sustainability practices among students. The initiative aims to reduce the carbon footprint of educational institutions while fostering environmental awareness.
The scientific sessions addressed various topics such as sustainable urban development, climate change adaptation, AI-enabled governance, and green infrastructure. Workshops focused on employing technology for environmental monitoring, carbon management, and translating climate commitments into local actions.
The conference concluded with recommendations to adopt circular economy principles, advanced technologies, and green infrastructure solutions to enhance urban sustainability and economic growth. The outcomes align with Ajman's Vision 2030 and the UAE Net Zero 2050 Strategy, contributing to the emirate's position as a hub for international cooperation in sustainability.