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Greece and Cyprus at COP29

Greece and Cyprus' high-level representation at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, focusing on climate action and energy transition.

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Climate ChangeInternational CooperationEnergy TransitionEnvironmental PolicySummit

United NationsMinistry Of Environment And Energy (Greece)Greek Pavilion At Cop29

Kyriakos MitsotakisNikos ChristodoulidesTh. SkoulakisIlham Heydar Oglu Aliyev

Who will represent Greece and Cyprus at COP29?: Greece and Cyprus will be represented at the highest level at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and President Nikos Christodoulides will lead their respective delegations.
What are President Christodoulides's plans for COP29?: President Christodoulides will attend the opening ceremony and deliver a statement outlining Cyprus's climate action plan and regional role. He will be accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and other officials.
What is the composition of the Greek delegation to COP29?: The Greek delegation will include several ministers and high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Environment and Energy. Over 45 events are planned at the Greek pavilion, focusing on climate action, energy transition, and green financing.
What are some of the key topics that will be discussed at COP29?: Key themes at COP29 include securing funding for climate action, pushing for reduced reliance on fossil fuels, and promoting innovative solutions. Discussions will focus on green finance, climate resilience, and energy security.
What is the significance of COP29 in the context of the global climate crisis?: The COP29 conference is considered a crucial forum for coordinating efforts to mitigate the climate crisis, given the increasing intensity and impact of extreme weather events globally.

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