In a vibrant gathering this August, Bogota hosted the Fifth Presidential Summit of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty in Columbia. Across four days, officials from eight member nations came together to chart the future of one of the planet's most vital ecosystems.
Delegates focused on setting regional priorities for environmental protection and climate policy. Representatives discussed strategies to balance economic growth with rainforest conservation, aiming to secure lasting impact across the Amazon basin.
Columbia's president, serving as host, delivered closing remarks on August 21, underlining the importance of continued collaboration. The summit spotlighted how regional unity can drive meaningful climate action.
CGTN reporter Michelle Begue noted that this meeting reinforces the Amazon Cooperation Treaty as a key platform for environmental stewardship in Columbia and beyond.
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