Ricardo Mussa, Chair da SB Cop led by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), shared its perspectives on the COP30 scheduled for November in Belém (PA). In his analysis on the WW program, Mussa emphasizes that the conference’s success is to demonstrate that the world continues to evolve in the right direction, despite current global challenges.
On the other hand, Mussa recognizes the complexity of the event, which brings together 197 countries in search of consensus.
He highlights the importance of COPs over the years: “If we had not had COP, the situation would be much worse than we are today.”
Focus on concrete actions
For SB COP Chair, it is crucial for the conference to focus on less projects, but with greater impact. “We have to arrive with two or three recommendations. It can not talk about 600 recommendations, 70 recommendations, it has to be two or three,” he says.
Mussa emphasizes the need to find a balance between energy transition and current needs:
“We know that we will not end the fossil in 2030, we need the fossil longer, we need to arrive in the middle.”
Challenges and expectations
The executive warns of the risks of polarization and climate negationism, emphasizing the importance of maintaining progress.
Mussa anticipates a more action -oriented COP, focused on working solutions: “It’s going to be a more COP of the action, where you’ll demonstrate more things that are really working.” He expects the conference to provide a necessary “chacoalhão” in the private sector, encouraging the focus on effective and medium -term initiatives.
This content was originally published in analysis: COP30 success is to show that the world evolves in the right direction on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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