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Belem outcomes: India hopes Rio promises will be fulfilled

The Statesman

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November 24, 2025

India on Sunday reaffirmed its strong backing for the inclusive leadership of the COP30 Presidency, describing the final resolution of the UN Climate Summit in Brazil’s Belem as fair, balanced, and reflective of Brazil’s collaborative ‘Mutirao’ spirit for the common good.

- STATESMAN NEWS SERVICE

In a statement issued by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, India, while welcoming progress under the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA), underscored the crucial equity dimensions of the decision and stressed the urgent adaptation needs of developing countries. A key point in India’s intervention was the continued obligation of developed nations to deliver on climate finance commitments.

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