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Lula's COP30 Climate Push | Biography Flash
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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been at the center of global attention this week as he hosted the COP30 climate summit in Belém. According to Politico, Lula used his keynote speech to call for a global roadmap to phase down fossil fuels, urging countries to move beyond debate and focus on implementation. He acknowledged the United States’ absence from the talks, noting that the country will soon exit the Paris Agreement, but expressed hope that future leaders might reconsider. Lula also highlighted the contradiction within Brazil itself, a major oil producer that is pushing for a green transition, and insisted that oil and mining companies must contribute financially to the climate effort.
Semafor reports that Lula arrived in Belém to rally delegates as negotiations entered their final days, with no resolution yet on key issues like climate finance and the fossil fuel phase-out. Over 80 countries have backed a detailed transition plan, but resistance remains from China and Gulf oil producers. The Vatican and Iran have also stirred debate by pushing for a narrower definition of gender in a draft Gender Action Plan.
Lula met with Indigenous leaders, youth, business representatives, and local mayors, according to Cities and Regions, where he heard proposals for greater recognition of multilevel governance in climate outcomes. The Local Leaders Forum presented him with a joint statement, emphasizing the importance of cities and subnational actors in climate action.
Grist notes that while the summit did not deliver a binding agreement on fossil fuel phase-out, it did agree to triple international funding for adaptation by 2035 and launched new roadmaps for fossil fuel phase-out and ending deforestation, to be pursued outside the Paris Agreement. The UN climate chief praised the real-world actions taken, including a trillion-dollar push into clean energy and new forest finance initiatives.
There have been no major unconfirmed reports or social media controversies in the past 24 hours. Lula’s leadership at COP30 is widely seen as a defining moment in his presidency, with long-term implications for Brazil’s role in global climate diplomacy.
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