Mohamed A. Sultan

And I have no doubt that this continent will rise to the challenge, first of all because it is in our own self-interest to move away from vulnerability and into resilience,

but also because it is a necessary thing to do.

And I've spoken a little bit about the co-benefits of methane, and you'll hear a lot of that, but perhaps it's fitting to flip the script a little bit.

Maybe when we build systems and societies that reward safer, cleaner and livable cities, more resilient, more nutritious food systems, more diversified and productive energy systems, low methane is itself the co-benefit of that better developmental pathway.

And that is good for the planet, but it is also fundamentally good for people.

And hopefully, that's something that you all can also get behind.

Thank you.