Minister Fernando Haddad is the only Brazilian on ‘Time’s’ list of the 100 most influential climate leaders, highlighting the union between finance and sustainability.
The minister of , , was recognized by “Time” magazine as one of the 100 most influential climate leaders in 2024, in the ‘Titans’ category. He is the only Brazilian to appear on the list and highlighted the need to address the climate issue in conjunction with international finance. For Haddad, this connection is fundamental to facing the challenges posed by climate change. In his statements, Haddad emphasized that the climate transformation plan he proposes seeks to balance a robust sustainability agenda with a productive economy. He believes this approach is essential to ensuring a sustainable future without compromising economic growth. The message he wants to convey is that it is possible to unite these two aspects.
The minister also highlighted the relevance of communicating this vision during international events, such as the G20, which will take place in Rio de Janeiro, and COP30, scheduled for Belém. These meetings are valuable opportunities to reinforce the importance of a climate agenda that dialogues with global economic needs. Haddad is widely recognized for his commitment to sustainability. He has already led significant initiatives, such as the issuance of green bonds by the National Treasury and the creation of the Brazilian Platform for Climate Investment and Ecological Transformation.
Published by Sarah Paula
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