Azerbaijan to Fund Small Island Delegates at COP29 Amid US-China Climate Finance Progress

The upcoming climate summit in Baku aims to set new funding targets for developing nations and address the needs of vulnerable island states.

Azerbaijan has offered to cover travel and accommodation costs for four delegates from each small island developing state attending COP29.
The United States and China are reportedly narrowing their differences on international climate finance, raising hopes for a breakthrough.
Tuvalu's prime minister intends to propose a UN resolution to maintain maritime boundaries despite rising sea levels.
Critics question Azerbaijan's suitability as host due to its reliance on fossil fuels and human rights record.
The summit will focus on setting a new funding target for developing nations to combat climate change impacts and transition to greener economies.