Within the framework of COP31, which has started in Antalya, Azerbaijan’s “Corridor of Dialogue” pavilion is interactively showcasing the country’s climate policy, the ecological condition of the Caspian Sea, and efforts to protect biodiversity, APA’s correspondent dispatched to Antalya reports.
One of the sections of the pavilion is dedicated to the biodiversity of the Caspian Sea.
Information is presented there on the decline in the number of sturgeon and Caspian seals, as well as the importance of protecting them.
Another section highlights the cooperation and joint initiatives of the five Caspian littoral countries in addressing environmental problems.
The final part of the exposition reflects Azerbaijan’s path to COP. Information is presented there on the country’s climate policy since 2015, its accession to the Paris Agreement, its commitments to reducing emissions, and its participation in international climate initiatives.
Note that the pavilion, covering an area of 244 square meters, was prepared jointly by the Heydar Aliyev Center and Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources.
More than 40 events, panel discussions, and bilateral meetings are planned to be held there during the two weeks of the conference.
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