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ASEAN at COP30: How Malaysia Pushes Carbon Finance and Heritage Parks to the Forefront of Climate Action
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ASEAN at COP30: How Malaysia Pushes Carbon Finance and Heritage Parks to the Forefront of Climate Action
ASEAN environment ministers met in Langkawi, Malaysia, for a three-day summit on climate and sustainability. The 18th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Environment (AMME-18) gathered more than 200 delegates from member states, Timor-Leste, and partners like the EU, China, South Korea, and Japan. The timing is key. With COP30 in Brazil just weeks away, ASEAN leaders are aligning their climate goals. As per reports, Malaysia used the platform to push r…
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