Davos: It was very nice to see Europe coming to Azerbaijan for COP-29, said Domion Potter, a public relations specialist at the UK-based H/Advisors company, in a statement to Azerbaijani journalists, APA’s correspondent dispatched to Davos reports. He noted that he was impressed by Azerbaijan’s commitment, following COP29 held in Baku, to export eight gigawatts of renewable energy to neighboring countries and Europe.
According to Azeri-Press News Agency, Potter emphasized that the significance of COP-29 extends beyond the presence of 70 different heads of state and delegations from around the world. He highlighted the importance of parties adhering to the results achieved in the meeting rooms, particularly in addressing losses, damages, and supporting communities affected by climate change. Azerbaijan’s long-term strategy for transitioning from oil to renewable energy sources aims to enhance the welfare of its people, providing prosperity and cleaner air, benefiting both the South Caucasus and other countries globally.
Potter also shared his personal connection to Azerbaijan, mentioning his frequent visits to Baku while living in Moscow and working with English companies. He expressed his admiration for Azerbaijan’s cultural and international engagement, referencing events like Eurovision and the Formula 1 races held in the heart of Baku.