The expectation is that the president will define and announce the president of the conference; Recently, a UN mission visited Belém to assess preparations
The president will lead an important meeting in to discuss preparations for the climate conference to be held at the end of the year in . This meeting is crucial to define the president and institutional advisor for the event, in addition to planning the conference activities. COP30 will not just be an initiative of the Brazilian government, but rather a joint effort to reach consensus among participating countries. To achieve this, it is essential to listen to and evaluate the demands of different nations, in order to define the topics to be discussed.
Recently, a mission visited Belém to assess preparations for COP30. The mission included inspections of the hotel network, logistical transport planning, public safety and health, with the aim of ensuring that the city is ready to receive representatives from almost 200 countries. Today’s meeting is being held at Palácio do Planalto, with the presence of ministers and secretaries from various portfolios, such as Foreign Affairs, Environment and Communication. The special advisor for international affairs of the presidency of the republic and the extraordinary secretary for COP30 of the Civil House also participate.
In addition to discussing COP30, President Lula has a full agenda for the day. After the meeting about the conference, he will meet with the special secretary for legal affairs of the Civil House. This meeting will be followed by a meeting with the Minister of Finance, . The minister was present this Monday (20) at a ministerial meeting in Granja do Torto, where economic measures that should move the National Congress throughout the year were discussed.
Published by Luisa Cardoso
