Welcome US president becoming a member of LeadIT local weather initiative: PMO

The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) on Saturday welcomed the US’ determination to affix the Indian-Swedish local weather initiative, Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT), and mentioned it is going to assist meet the Paris Agreement objectives.
In his deal with to a digital summit on local weather change, US President Joe Biden mentioned he’s trying ahead to working with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a brand new partnership to realize local weather and power objectives, making this a core pillar of bilateral cooperation.
“We will be joining and a partner — for the nations and efforts to decarbonise critical sectors across the board, including the industrial sector, where we’ll join with Sweden and India, and in the Leadership Group for Industry Transition,” he mentioned.
In a tweet, the White House mentioned the United States is becoming a member of Sweden and India in LeadIT, an effort to advertise low carbon pathways on the highway to net-zero emissions for industries.
“Working together we can build momentum for industry transition to address the climate crisis,” the White House mentioned.
Following the event, the PMO India tweeted, “Welcome @POTUS joining the Leadership Group for Industry Transition, LeadIT! This Indian-Swedish climate initiative takes the lead in heavy industry transition.”
“It will help us meet Paris Agreement goals, strengthen competitiveness & create new sustainable jobs,” it mentioned.
Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, on his official Twitter deal with, mentioned, “Welcome @POTUS joining the Leadership Group for Industry Transition, LeadIT!”
This Sweden-India local weather initiative takes the lead in heavy trade transition, he mentioned.
“It will help us meet Paris Agreement goals, strengthen competitiveness & create new sustainable jobs,” the Swedish prime minister mentioned.
Earlier this week, India and the United States additionally introduced a ‘US-India Climate and Clean Energy Agenda 2030 Partnership’ to create stronger bilateral cooperation on actions within the present decade to satisfy the objectives of the Paris Agreement.