The participants of the meeting discussed the GreenEvo Programme, which has been carried out by the Ministry of Climate and Environment for many years. The programme aims to support the international transfer of green technologies supplied by Polish small and medium-sized enterprises.

The Polish green technologies are an answer to global climate challenges. They combine innovations in renewable energy sources, construction, water management, and urban management. The programme supports the transfer of proven solutions, such as bioindication of water or e-mobility, helping international partners achieve their sustainable development goals.

The diplomats also talked about possible cooperation areas, among others the production of green hydrogen. This cooperation may help promote Poland as a modern country that is aware of global climate challenges.