At COP 28, ARIA took a leading role in advancing discussions on the transition to a low-carbon economy by hosting an exclusive roundtable at the prestigious Four Seasons. The event brought together key industry leaders, policymakers, and sustainability experts to explore innovative strategies and solutions for reducing carbon emissions across various sectors.

The roundtable provided a platform for in-depth discussions on the challenges and opportunities associated with decarbonisation. ARIA facilitated a lively exchange of ideas, with participants sharing best practices, technological advancements, and policy recommendations aimed at accelerating the shift towards a low-carbon future. The event underscored the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors in driving meaningful progress on climate action.

Following the roundtable, ARIA hosted a reception, where attendees had the opportunity to network and continue the conversation in a more informal setting. During the reception, ARIA unveiled a discussion paper that highlighted key insights from the roundtable and outlined actionable steps for achieving a low-carbon economy. The paper served as a call to action, encouraging stakeholders to commit to concrete measures that would significantly reduce carbon footprints and contribute to global sustainability goals.
ARIA’s involvement at COP 28 not only reinforced its commitment to leading the charge on climate change but also demonstrated its dedication to fostering dialogue and collaboration among global leaders. The 'Low Carbon Economy' roundtable and the accompanying discussion paper solidified ARIA’s position as a thought leader in the sustainability space, paving the way for continued innovation and action in the years to come.