Venezuela participates in the V Assembly of the International Solar Alliance (ISA), which began on Monday 17 and ends on October 20, in which ministers and delegates from 109 member nations and signatories participate, who will share their experiences towards a low carbon economy. carbon with the impulse of solar energy.
Representing Venezuela is the Deputy Minister of New Sources of the Ministry for Electric Energy, Tania Masea, who on Wednesday held a bilateral meeting with the Director General of the ISA, Ajay Mathur.
The information was released by the Venezuelan embassy in India, through its account on the social network Twitter, detailing the meeting between Deputy Minister Masea and the general director of the ISA, Ajay Mathur, whom she thanked for support for the incorporation of the country “into important technical cooperation programs”.
«VM of New Sources @mppeevzla Tania Masea, holds a bilateral meeting with DG Dr. Ajay Mathur at the 5th Assembly of the @isolaralliance. He thanked the support in the incorporation of Venezuela to important technical cooperation programs for the good life of our people”, wrote the diplomatic headquarters.
ISA
The International Solar Alliance (ISA) was launched in November 2015 by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former French President Francois Hollande during the 2015 United Nations (UN) climate summit in Paris. .
According to a note of Prensa Latina, it is an association of 121 signatory countries, most of them nations with a lot of sun, located between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn.
Solar energy constitutes an efficient, economical and environmentally friendly alternative form and the purpose of the alliance is to work for its efficient consumption to reduce dependence on fossil fuels, the burning of which releases greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, causing global warming.
India holds the position of President of the ISA Assembly and the meeting will be attended by ministers and delegates from 109 countries that are members of the forum.
The ISA facilitates access to energy, guarantees energy security and promotes the energy transition in its member countries and helps develop a low-carbon growth approach.
Under the motto “One Sun, One World, One Network” it seeks to facilitate global cooperation, building a global ecosystem of interconnected renewable energy resources (mainly solar energy) that can be shared without problems.
