More than 30 events will take place at the Ukraine National Pavilion at the UN Climate Change Conference COP30. Among them are high-level events with the participation of representatives of the European Commission, international organisations, and heads of delegations from various countries.
The main topics of discussion will be the impact of Russia’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine and the climate and environment, green recovery, conservation and restoration of forests and biodiversity, development of renewable energy, decarbonisation of the economy and business, achievement of Ukraine’s climate policy, the role of civil society and youth in global climate processes, etc.
For more details on the schedule of the Ukraine pavilion, please visit the relevant section on Ukraine’s website at COP30.
The opening ceremony of the Ukraine pavilion is scheduled for 11 November.
This year, Ukraine is opening its pavilion at the Conference for the fourth time, which will serve as a platform for events over two weeks. It brings together the government, business, and civil society.
The Ukrainian pavilion is not just an exhibition space. It is a time capsule that preserves the voice of nature, wounded by war, and at the same time sprouts into a future full of green solutions. Visitors see the contrast between Ukraine’s destruction and resilience, the depth of Ukrainian experience, pain and strength.
The COP Climate Conference is the largest international climate event of the year. It brings together world leaders, key players in the environmental, energy, economic and financial sectors, representatives of large transnational businesses, scientists, developers and leaders.
This year, COP30 is taking place in Belém (Brazil) from 10 to 21 November.