The Minister of the Environment, Marina Silvasaid, on the morning of Thursday (14), that the federal government has worked to make “Compatible and fair” International delegations hosting prices at COP 30 (United Nations Conference on Climate Change of 2025). According to her, the beds exist, but “what is not compatible is the prices.”
Questioned about the accommodations of international delegations in the summit, during the program “Good morning, minister”transmitted by EBC (Brazil Communication Company), the minister of the folder said that an effort is being made “Very big” To ensure that all delegations from vulnerable countries have “affordable prices to participate in”.
“According to information from the people who are responsible for this area, there are the beds. What is not compatible is the prices. And there is a great effort at this time so that prices become compatible and fair. There can be no increase in daily in the volume in which it has been increased. And that is what the state government, the federal government are working intensely so that people can access,” he said.
The summit is scheduled for November 10th to 21st this year in Belém (PA). International entourages have questioned the high amounts to be charged in accommodation during the period. According to the president of, delegations claim that the values are 10 to 15 times higher than in previous editions.
US participation
In this Thursday interview, he also commented on the US engagement with the climate agenda. The US government has not yet confirmed participation in COP30.
According to the minister, most climate agendas, since the creation of the climate change summit in 1995, “did not have the US participation.”
“They were not in Kyoto’s protocol. It was very recent, with the Obama government and the Biden government that the United States entered COP. They were participating, but it was to disrupt, to prevent things from advancing. And now, again, President Trump leaves the Paris Agreement. Much even without their participation,” he said.
Created in 1997, the Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, responsible for global warming.
“The United States is the second largest emitter on the planet”said the minister.
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