"Let us be clear: the 1.5°C limit is a red line for humanity. It must be kept within reach... Stand with science. Stand for justice.
Stand for future generations."
~ UN Secretary-General António Guterres
As COP30 enters its final day, delegates are working throughout the night to secure a strong and balanced outcome that delivers for people and the planet. At this critical stage of negotiations, Parties are focused on resolving outstanding issues and strengthening collective ambition. This final push underscores the importance of dialogue, cooperation, and shared responsibility as countries strive to achieve meaningful results for a sustainable future.
Negotiations
As negotiations enter their final stages at COP30, global cooperation is vital to advancing the Paris Agreement. UN Climate Change continues to provide the platform for countries to collaborate, share perspectives, and work toward consensus on ambitious mitigation and adaptation efforts. By supporting dialogue and coordination at this crucial moment, the Secretariat helps Parties move closer to outcomes that deliver lasting benefits for people and the planet.
Delegates gather for a stocktaking plenary for an update on the status of negotiations
UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Still
André Corrêa do Lago, COP30 President, Brazil
All attention is focused on the negotiating text
Delegates huddle during informal consultations on the review of the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage
Delegates wait outside the COP30 Presidency offices as negotiations continue behind closed doors
People's Plenary
As negotiations continue behind closed doors, members of civil society convene the People’s Plenary, creating an inclusive space for diverse voices to be heard. This gathering highlights the essential role of civil society in promoting participation, inclusivity, and diversity throughout the COP30 process.
Around the Venue
As negotiations continue, participants engage informally throughout the COP30 venue, creating valuable opportunities to connect, exchange views, and strengthen collaboration. These interactions complement the formal process, helping to build the relationships and trust essential for advancing collective climate action.
A variety of press conferences take place throughout the day to provide an update on the negotiations