Experts from the scientific, and educational communities, policy makers and practitioners will engage in climate, environment, and public health, representatives of the public and private sectors, and other stakeholders, during the Second International Conference on Chemical Weather and Chemical Climate (CWCC) in Benguerir, Morocco, from 14 to 16 October, 2025.

The conference focuses on Science, Risks, Impacts, Health, and Governance Associated with Sustainable Developments, in particular the difference between regions.. Recognizing the challenges arose from climate change, air quality, as well as their interactions, in achieving resilience and sustainable development, this conference is a collaborative effort between international organizations, government agencies, researchers and practitioners, and public and private sectors.

Topics to be coverd during the conference:

• • Emissions and Atmospheric Transformations: Exploring the emissions and physical-chemical transformations of atmospheric components and their implications.
  • Chemical Weather and Climate Forecasting: Simulation and prediction of chemical weather and climate, including their impacts on ecosystems and human health.
  • Interconnected Challenges: Addressing the combined effects of climate change, extreme weather events, and air pollution.
  • Innovative Solutions: Highlighting technical innovations, such as AI, for reducing the impacts of chemical weather and climate.
  • Equity and Justice: Strategies for mitigating disparities faced by communities exposed to heightened climate and environmental risks.
  • Co-Benefits Approach: Integrating mitigation and adaptation strategies for air quality and climate through co-benefit frameworks.
  • Sustainable Urban Development: Advancing towards climate-smart, sustainable cities through interdisciplinary solutions.
  • Pathways for Governance: Building coordinative pathways for climate-environment-health and climate-environment-carbon neutrality governance.
  • Global Collaboration: Promoting partnerships for cross-sectoral approaches and collaboration with stakeholders worldwide.
  • Policy Translation: Leveraging research achievements to inform and enhance policy-making and governance for impactful outcomes.