Breakthrough agreement reached at 2023 Global climate Summit

In May 2023, the international community convened a global climate summit in Paris, where delegates reached a breakthrough environmental agreement. The summit, organized by the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP), brought together government officials, environmental groups and scientists from 195 countries.

At the heart of the agreement is a global plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030. Countries pledged to strengthen cooperation, invest in clean energy technologies and promote the use of renewable energy. The summit also proposed a "climate equity fund" for the first time, aiming to raise $100 billion over the next five years to help developing countries meet the challenges posed by climate change and adjust their energy mix.

The UN Secretary General told the conference that the agreement marks a key step in global climate action and shows the resolve of the international community to tackle the climate crisis. Experts pointed out that the agreement will help promote the global green transition, slow the pace of climate change, and promote cooperation and innovation in the field of environmental protection among countries.