India Reaffirms Paris Pact, Calls for Balanced Climate Review
At Pre-CoP30 in Brasilia, Minister Bhupender Yadav urges action-oriented dialogue and support for developing nations.
- India urged a balanced and streamlined process for future Global Stocktakes.
- Minister Yadav emphasised resource mobilisation for developing countries.
- Highlighted the need for rigorous and globally relevant scientific assessments.
- Called for translating dialogue into concrete climate action.
GG News Bureau
Brasilia, 14th Oct: Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav reaffirmed India’s commitment to the Paris Agreement’s framework while addressing the Global Stocktake (GST) breakout session during the Pre-CoP30 meetings in Brasilia on October 13.
The Minister underscored the importance of maintaining a dialogue-based and balanced approach to climate ambition, cautioning against hastily including scientific assessments without thorough global discussion.
He emphasised that the first GST validated global progress under the Paris Agreement, serving as a mechanism to assess progress, identify gaps, and guide enhanced climate action.
Yadav called for a stronger focus on mobilising resources for developing nations, stating that “dialogue is important, but action is imperative.”
