دراسة حول تأثير العامل المناخي في المفاوضات بين دول الشمال ودول الجنوب

Abstract EN

The study discusses the impact of the climate factor in the negotiations between the countries of the north and the countries of the south in light of the different visions between the two sides, based on the principle of historical responsibility of the industrialized countries advocated by the countries of the south, the principle of common responsibility supported by the countries of the north, and the united nations attempt to reconcile between the two sides through a presentation of the principle the common but differentiated responsibility, in light of many conferences, successive international commitments, and within the framework of different climate theories, and the study concluded that the future challenges facing humanity as a result of climate change are greater challenges than the concept of conflicts, international competitions and the attempt of each of the axes of climate negotiation to throw the burden and responsibility on the other party, or the disavowal of commitments related to climate change as a result of short-term momentary gains that will not be in the interest of humanity in the long run, the climate problem will also exacerbate, and cause a series of environmental disasters, or high cost environmental shocks, especially on developing countries, which must unite their efforts; to be a pressure tool in the climate agreements to move negotiations in their favour, and to try not to politicize climate issues and view them as life issues related to humans and their continuity on earth.