HUMAN ACCESS organization is participating in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 31)—held in Antalya, Turkey, from November 9 to 20, 2026—represented by its Secretary-General, Dr. Abdulwase Alwasei.

The conference brings together heads of state and government, ministers, scientists, academics, and private-sector representatives from over 150 countries, alongside various non-governmental organizations and international bodies. The event aims to shape the path forward in light of the global impacts of climate change.

This participation reflects HUMAN ACCESS's commitment to engaging with the conference’s diverse activities, exchanging expertise, gathering data, and coordinating practical, collaborative solutions.

These efforts focus on developing strategies, fostering global commitments, and aligning actions to overcome the effects of climate change.

Furthermore, the organization seeks to help remove barriers that prevent available solutions from reaching the most vulnerable populations—particularly in developing nations and areas disproportionately affected by the risks of greenhouse gas emissions and extreme weather events.

Dr. Alwasei noted that Yemen is among the countries most susceptible to the devastating impacts of climate change. He emphasized the urgent need for climate finance and a concerted, collective effort to build resilience against climate-related shocks.

He added that HUMAN ACCESS places significant importance on addressing climate risks, working through various programs and activities to enhance community adaptability and protect those affected by extreme weather phenomena.