MOSCOW, Oct. 6 -. RIA Novosti Moscow urges the parties to the climate process rather go to the development of specific rules for implementation of the Paris Agreement on the climate, according to a statement posted on the Foreign Ministry website.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Moscow considers "crucial save in the upcoming negotiations the basic foundations of the Paris Agreement - transparency and inclusiveness." "The only way to ensure the effectiveness of international efforts to combat global climate change are going to continue to actively participate in the negotiations.", - Said in a commentary.
It is noted that the Russian Federation "most actively participated in the development of the Paris climate agreement." "Its adoption was a landmark event confirming the capacity of the UN system and demonstrating the ability to reach a global consensus on the world's toughest problems when there is a real political will of all countries," - Foreign Ministry reported.
"As one of the leaders of the international climate process both in fact contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and in terms of efforts being made to ensure the universality of the climate regime under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, Russia was among the majority of UN member states signed Paris Agreement in April 2016, "- said in a commentary.
"We welcome his imminent entry into force and consider reliable international legal basis for settlement of long-term climate The main advantage of the Paris Agreement in that it aims to unite the efforts of all countries to achieve a collective goal to reduce emissions." - Said the Foreign Ministry.
"Russia takes measures to prepare for the ratification of the Paris agreements, focusing on the consistent implementation of procedures stipulated by Russian law, which include t. H. Carrying out a comprehensive assessment of the socio-economic aspects of ratification and the development of appropriate national regulatory framework. In this context, systematic work with the participation of all concerned departments, "- said in a statement.
Representatives of 196 Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change concluded December 12, 2015 in Paris an agreement that will determine the post-2020 action on climate change. It does not imply a rejection of fossil fuels and limiting carbon dioxide emissions. However, all countries should adopt national targets to reduce emissions, technological upgrading and adaptation to climate change.
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