Riyadh: The exchange of knowledge is crucial in addressing the challenges posed by climate change, according to the chief of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Speaking at an international forum on carbon neutrality hosted in Saudi Arabia, Jassem Al-Bedaiwi emphasized that the process serves as a foundation for making informed decisions on climate-related issues. According to Kuwait News Agency, Al-Bedaiwi highlighted that GCC member states have the necessary capabilities to combat climate change while ensuring a prosperous future centered around sustainable energy. He stressed that the matter is a primary concern for the six-nation bloc, which is committed to its sustainable energy transition plans. The GCC chief underscored the bloc's dedication to achieving carbon neutrality by increasing joint investment projects. This commitment is part of broader efforts to transition towards sustainable energy sources, reflecting the bloc's long-term environmental and economic goals.