The COP30 climate conference has now entered its second and most decisive week, and countries are moving into high-level political negotiations. Over the weekend and into today, ministers from around the world have arrived in Belém to take over the talks from technical negotiators. Their presence signals that political decisions and compromises are now urgently needed to resolve difficult issues that could not be finalized at the technical level. The Brazilian Presidency is encouraging a joint spirit of “Mutirão” — meaning coming together to achieve something greater than any one country can do alone. Their hope is to deliver a balanced, fair, and meaningful outcome for the world.
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