US EditionIndia Welcomes Key Outcomes at COP30, Hopes Promises Made 33 Years Ago in Rio Get Fulfilled
India welcomed COP30's Just Transition Mechanism but highlighted missing fossil fuel phase-out plans and urged developed countries to meet climate finance commitments.
- On November 23, India's Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change expressed strong support to Brazil for the inclusive leadership of the COP30 Presidency and welcomed several decisions at the just-concluded summit in Belem.
- Earlier this month, negotiators from 194 countries met in Belem, Brazilian Amazon, from November 10 to 21, extending talks after a massive fire at the main venue on November 20 injured 27 people.
- Among outcomes welcomed was the establishment of the Just Transition Mechanism, support for focusing on Article 9.1 of the Paris Agreement, and progress under the Global Goal on Adaptation, with the Ministry saying it "reflects a recognition of the overwhelming need for adaptation in developing countries."
- India also flagged gaps, noting the COP30 draft text did not include a roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels, emphasising developed-country climate finance obligations, and warning that unilateral trade-restrictive climate measures violate equity and CBDR‑RC principles.
- Looking ahead, New Delhi reaffirmed its commitment to work with all Parties, urged greater support for vulnerable populations in the global South, and hopes Rio, 33 years ago, promises will be fulfilled.
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India Welcomes Key Outcomes at UNFCCC CoP30; Reaffirms Commitment to Equity, Climate Justice and Global Solidarity
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. India welcomed several significant decisions adopted at the conference, in the "High-level Statement" at the Closing Plenary of the UNFCCC CoP30 in Belem, Brazil, on Saturday. World News | India Welcomes Key Outcomes at UNFCCC CoP30; Reaffirms Commitment to Equity, Climate Justice and Global Solidarity.
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India welcomes key outcomes at UNFCCC CoP30; reaffirms commitment to equity, climate justice and global solidarity
India welcomed several significant decisions adopted at the conference, in the "High-level Statement" at the Closing Plenary of the UNFCCC CoP30 in Belem, Brazil, on Saturday.
India offers 'strong support' to Brazil for COP30, says satisfied with many outcomes from summit
Though New Delhi expressed satisfaction with many decisions, it did not specifically call the COP30 a success in devising a policy aimed at preventing climate change issues
India welcomes key outcomes at COP30, hopes promises made 33 years ago in Rio get fulfilled
The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change's press release noted that a key element of India’s address was the emphasis on long-standing obligations of developed countries to provide Climate Finance.
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