Formation of the Quadrilateral Consortium and the Submission of the Sovereign Bid to the United Nations

CRJ Capital Partners Leads Strategic Global Climate Initiative with $85M Commitment

March 31, 2026 — Port Said, Egypt

CRJ Capital Partners has emerged at the forefront of a landmark international climate initiative, playing a pivotal financial and strategic role in a newly formed “Global Quadrilateral Consortium” aimed at transforming the global climate technology landscape.

In a major development, the consortium — led by Egypt the Dream Foundation for Development and Innovation (EDFDI) under the leadership of Eng. Mohamed Haggag in partnership with CRJ Capital Partners, Petroleum and Green Building Consultancy (PGBC), and Heliopolis University, has formally submitted a sovereign bid to the United Nations to host the Climate Technology Centre (CTC) Secretariat in Port Said for the 2027–2031 term. 

CRJ Capital Partners Anchors Financial Power

At the core of this initiative is CRJ Capital Partners’ decisive financial leadership. Under Chairman David Nour, alongside senior leadership including Toby Jorgensen, the firm has secured an $85 million funding commitment to guarantee the independence and operational readiness of the proposed Climate Technology Centre. This investment is designed to rapidly convert global climate policies into bankable, executable projects. 

This financial backing positions CRJ Capital Partners not merely as a participant, but as a central enabler of scalable climate solutions—bridging capital markets with sustainable development goals.

A Strategic Vision for Global Climate Leadership

The consortium’s proposal aims to establish Port Said as a global hub for climate technology transfer, facilitating collaboration between developed and developing nations. By leveraging CRJ Capital Partners’ financial infrastructure alongside technical, academic, and strategic partners, the initiative seeks to rebalance global climate action and accelerate emissions reduction efforts worldwide. 

Driving Efficiency Through Financial Innovation

A standout feature of the proposal is its innovative “Capital Liberation” model, which introduces a cost-efficiency framework capable of reducing administrative and operational expenses by up to 60%. These savings are intended to be reinvested directly into climate technology deployment across developing economies—amplifying the impact of every dollar invested. 

CRJ Capital Partners’ financial expertise is central to executing this model, ensuring both fiscal discipline and maximum developmental impact.

Looking Ahead: Execution and Expansion

With the bid now submitted, CRJ Capital Partners is preparing for the next phase of implementation, pending UN approval. Planned next steps include activating joint sustainable projects across Africa and coordinating with financial institutions to secure investment flows and guarantees.

The initiative signals a broader strategic direction for CRJ Capital Partners—positioning the firm as a global leader in climate finance and sustainable infrastructure investment.

A Defining Moment

As the world intensifies its response to climate change, CRJ Capital Partners’ leadership in this consortium underscores its commitment to driving tangible, high-impact solutions. If successful, the Port Said Climate Technology Centre could become a cornerstone of global climate innovation—powered in large part by CRJ’s financial vision and execution capability.