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| Strong |
Aramex PJSC provides clear transparency around its climate lobbying activities. It specifies engagement with the “Green Building Council in Jordan and UAE” and various “ministries and authorities in GCC,” outlining how it “facilitates electric vehicles, renewable energy generation and innovative solutions for key routes” and supports “infrastructure to enable such solutions.” The company defines its policy objectives—such as securing “electricity grid access for renewables” and enabling electric vehicles and renewable energy across its key regions, including Egypt—and states its position as “Support with no exceptions,” also affirming alignment with the Paris Agreement. This level of detail demonstrates a strong commitment to transparency about the specific policies it lobbies on, the mechanisms it uses, and the outcomes it seeks.
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| Overall Assessment |
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| Limited |
Aramex PJSC’s disclosures indicate a limited governance framework for climate lobbying, comprised solely of a public position that it will “conduct [its] engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement.” We found no evidence of any formal review or monitoring process, no named individual or committee tasked with overseeing or approving lobbying activities, nor any indication of how direct or indirect advocacy is aligned with this commitment. The company does not disclose criteria for assessing or adjusting its participation in trade associations or the mechanisms by which it enforces its Paris-aligned stance, suggesting that its transparency on lobbying governance is minimal and restricted to a general statement of intent without accompanying accountability structures.
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