Lula returns in Belem to UN COP30 talks unlock negociations

France 24Wednesday, November 19, 2025 at 3:43:04 PM
Lula returns in Belem to UN COP30 talks unlock negociations
  • Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's arrival in Belem for the COP30 summit highlights the urgency of finalizing a climate agreement as negotiations reach a critical phase.
  • Lula's participation is pivotal for Brazil, showcasing the nation's leadership role in global climate discussions and its dedication to addressing environmental challenges.
  • The summit comes amidst various global climate issues, including financing for developing nations and the impact of climate change on vulnerable regions, emphasizing the need for collaborative solutions.
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