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While major powers will be absent, the conference will see a strong presence from leaders of small island nations and over a dozen African countries, many of whom are among the most vulnerable to climate change effects. These leaders are expected to highlight the urgent need for adaptation funding, emissions reduction, and international cooperation.
At the COP29 conference in Baku, some of the world’s most influential figures were notably absent, including leaders from China, the United States, India, Germany, and France.
The absence has raised concerns among activists and delegates, who worry it signals a lack of commitment from major emitters to addressing the climate emergency. However, many argue that the urgency of the climate crisis remains undiminished, and global efforts must continue with or without these prominent figures.
While major powers will be absent, the conference will see a strong presence from leaders of small island nations and over a dozen African countries, many of whom are among the most vulnerable to climate change effects. These leaders are expected to highlight the urgent need for adaptation funding, emissions reduction, and international cooperation.
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Over two days, the World Leaders’ Summit will offer these nations a critical platform to voice their unique challenges and push for a stronger commitment to global climate goals.
