UN Climate Change Conference (COP)

The UN Climate Change Conference, known as COP (Conference of the Parties), is an annual international meeting where countries discuss and negotiate actions to combat climate change. Leaders, scientists, and experts come together to assess global efforts, set targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and implement policies that protect the environment. The goal is to limit global warming, promote sustainable development, and ensure a healthier planet for future generations. These conferences help coordinate global responses, foster collaboration, and monitor progress toward climate goals like those in the Paris Agreement.