The 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) opened on the 10th in the northern Brazilian city of Bel é m. This conference focuses on multiple important climate issues and calls for global cooperation to find common solutions to address the climate crisis, accelerate emissions reduction, enhance climate resilience, and promote inclusive and just transformation. This is the opening ceremony of the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, filmed on November 10th in the northern Brazilian city of Bel é m. On the morning of the same day, according to Xinhua News Agency (photo by Lucio Tavola), the President of the previous COP29, Mukhtar Babaev, declared the opening of the conference and announced the appointment of Brazilian senior diplomat Andrea Correa Dolago as the President of COP30 based on the agenda. Dorago stated that multilateralism is undoubtedly the correct path to address climate change, and he hopes that this conference can promote the integration of climate action into economic activities, create employment, and become a conference that truly implements actions. On November 10th, Simon Steele, Executive Secretary of the Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change held in the northern Brazilian city of Bel é m. One of the key focuses of this conference is the new round of national independent contribution goals, as reported by Xinhua News Agency (photo by Lucio Tavola). According to the Paris Agreement, countries are required to submit a new round of more ambitious Nationally Determined Contributions targets this year. In addition, this conference will be committed to promoting strategic transformation. Attendees will advance the achievement of climate financing goals, adopt new measures to support countries in adapting to climate change, and accelerate the realization of a just transition. Simon Steele, Executive Secretary of the Convention Secretariat, pointed out in his opening speech that the journey to address the climate crisis is still long, and the world must move forward at a faster pace in reducing emissions and enhancing resilience. He also emphasized that all parties must reach a consensus on the specific steps to implement inclusive and just transformation, and translate the vision into action. Brazilian President Lula called on countries to fulfill climate commitments, accelerate climate action, and promote a people-centered climate agenda at the opening ceremony. The organizer previously pointed out that this conference will mainly focus on three priority issues: strengthening multilateralism and climate mechanisms under the Convention; Linking climate mechanisms with people's actual lives and the real economy; Accelerate the implementation of the Paris Agreement. According to the organizers, this conference will last until the 21st and attract government representatives, international organization representatives, scientists, entrepreneurs, non-governmental organizations, and civil society representatives from over 190 countries and regions to attend. (New Society)