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I reiterate Costa Ricas commitment to the promotion and defense of human rights and the conviction and commitment to transform the Costa Rican development model to be zero net emissions in 2050 with a human rights perspective said Foreign Minister Manuel Ventura Oak trees.This was stated by Minister Ventura at the closing of the High Level Workshop Integrating human rights into national climate commitments and international climate negotiations which was held at the headquarters of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.The activity is part of the Preparatory Conference on Climate Change PRECOP25 that will open tomorrow October 8 and will run until October 10 in San Jos.We will continue presenting the plans commitments and concrete actions of short medium and long term to promote and consolidate the transformation of the Costa Rican development model to be zero net emissions in 2050 with a human rights perspective said the head of the Costa Rican diplomacy.Foreign Minister Ventura highlighted the commitment that Costa Rica and the United Nations grant to the need to integrate human rights in actions related to public policies and actions from the private sector to effectively address the transformations required to meet the challenges Assumes Climate Change.The climate change agenda is an agenda that has come to stay said the minister who said that calls us to take urgent action and improve ambition in the approaches to ensure not only the sustainable development to which we aspire but to guarantee a dignified life for all the inhabitants of the planet .Foreign Minister Ventura said that the responses to Climate Change must be joint and innovative including the participation of civil society in decision-making processes mainstreaming actions to guarantee womens rights in actions and guaranteeing respect for the rights of indigenous groups. I rescue from this workshop a fundamental element the dialogue to achieve momentum for the human rights agenda in the climate negotiation spaces. I highlight perhaps three elements that are valuable to me he said. I trust that todays discussions will provide valuable elements to nurture the high-level discussions we are having this year where the increase in ambition is central and the importance of integrating the Human Rights perspective into Determined National Commitments NDCs said Chancellor Ventura.Eduardo Ferrer Mac-Gregor Poisot President of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights David R. Boyd United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and the Environment Alicia Brcena Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission also participated in the closing of the Workshop. for Latin America and the Caribbean ECLAC Andrew Gilmour Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations for Human Rights as well as the judges of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and Alice Shackelford Resident Coordinator of the United Nations System.
