BAKU, Azerbaijan, March 14. The Nizami Ganjavi International Center will play a major role in hosting COP29 (the 29th session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change) in Azerbaijan, former Latvian president Valdis Zatlers said at the XI Global Baku Forum themed "Fixing the Fractured World", Trend reports.
Expressing confidence in the successful holding of COP29, he noted that the XI Global Baku Forum is one of the preparation stages for this event.
“People have their own opinions on certain problems, and this is the most important thing at the Global Baku Forum. We must enthusiastically approach solving global problems. Without this, we'll never achieve results,” Zatlers added.
Meanwhile, the XI Global Baku Forum is attended by representatives of many countries and prestigious international organizations, with more than 350 guests from more than 70 countries.
The forum, which will run by March 16, will participate in global discussions about the outcomes of COP28 and the preparation for COP29. It will discuss causes endangering the evolving world order, including security concerns and peace possibilities, as well as initiatives to promote stability in a tumultuous global landscape and the consequences. Additionally, it will investigate solutions to handle impending issues, tackle critical conflicts and megathreats, and cover climate, food, and nuclear security concerns.
Moreover, discussions will encompass the role of military and economic alliances in global governance, regional viewpoints, relationships with the EU and neighboring states, youth policies, strategies for enhancing resilience against global challenges, and addressing issues of inequality, natural resource scarcity, and migration dynamics. Additionally, the forum will delve into the emergence of new security paradigms in the era of artificial intelligence, drones, and cyberweapons.
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