Overview

• The measure authorizes the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary to operate from Belém during the conference, with presidential and ministerial acts recorded as issued there.
• Authored by deputy Duda Salabert and reported by senator Jader Barbalho, the proposal is framed as elevating the Amazon’s role in global climate talks.
• The text requires executive regulation to define administrative, operational and logistical procedures for the temporary transfer.
• Reports differ on the exact COP30 dates in Belém, with coverage citing either November 10–21 or 11–21, 2025.
• Supporters highlight diplomatic and local development benefits, while some senators objected over costs and questioned the practical value of the move.