COP27 UN climate meeting 2022 in Sharm el-Sheikh is unilateral solution during ongoing multi-crises shaking the world

The world has been expecting a peace and climate meeting that is ongoing while concentrating on conflict resolution and the climate goal especially when the population has increased to up to 8 billion people, the Ukraine war, the energy crisis, inflation, and the food crisis or poverty and other conflicts that have been forgotten due to of the war in Ukraine.

COP27 UN climate meeting 2022 in Sharm el-Sheikh

Around 115 heads of government and heads of state land at the so-called peace city Sharm el-Sheikh's international airport, which draws 20 MW and was built by settlers and the Israel Defense Forces in 1968. A huge airport with a hangar with 29 aircraft. That airport is protected by a tent made of 7 layers of silk that can withstand 220 degrees of heat and that 
resembles a Nobel diploma, an artwork by a selected Swedish artist and a text part executed by a calligrapher and that has been placed in a leather cover. In the first three days of the climate summit alone, 47,731 passengers landed, including António Guterres, Joe Biden and Ursula von der Leyen.
During the ongoing COP27 UN climate meeting, people are dying in wars in different parts of the world from weapons manufactured and sold by the countries from which the majority of the participants come. Some are fleeing the war.
In the vicinity of the peaceful city of Sharm el-Sheikh and the lamented Peace Mosque, there is an old conflict that the participants have inherited due to the unsustainable politics. Sustainable development requires a sustainable policy where no conflicts and no environmental destruction are handed over to future generations.

War poses a threat to the environment and humanity