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France Pledges €1m For Solar Alliance
NEW DELHI: France will make a direct contribution of 1 million euros to the International Solar Alliance, the French authorities introduced on Tuesday. The choice follows a dialog between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron just a few days in the past.
A launch from the French embassy stated, “As co-president of ISA, France is deeply committed to further strengthening this international organisation that has a vital role to play in raising global action on climate change and accelerating the energy transition, particularly in the run-up to the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference.”
The quantity is anticipated to profit the ISA’s flagship programme, STAR-C (Solar Technology Application Resource Centre) “which provides capacity building and training activities on all aspects of solar energy development. The contribution will particularly serve in skilling programmes in the Indo-Pacific region and Africa.”
An official readout of the telephone name stated, “The leaders … expressed their satisfaction at the positive outcomes of the recently concluded India-EU Leaders’ Meeting. Both the leaders agreed that the announcements regarding resumption of negotiations for balanced and comprehensive free trade and investment agreements, and India-EU Connectivity Partnership were welcome”.
On Tuesday, Emmanuel Lenain, French ambassador, stated: “France believes that scaling up solar power is key for meeting climate goals while ensuring socio-economic development. … In this crucial year for global action on climate change, France and India can and must do more together to continue showing the way.”
Source: Times of India
