The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Italy, Antonio Tajani[Name], will represent the country at the first climate summit in the Amazon, which precedes the 30th United Nations Conference on Climate Change, COP30.
According to the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, known as Farnesina, Italy “will reaffirm its firm determination to do its part to limit global warming, urging all participating States to combine ambition and realism, pursuing climate goals with openness and innovation, but avoiding dogmatism.”
According to the same source, the country also contributed “to the important result achieved today (5) by the European Union Environment Ministers, who, before COP30, confirmed the climate target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 66% to 72% (compared to 1990 levels) by 2035”.
The official agenda includes symbolic visits.
In Belém, the city that will host the highly anticipated UN climate conference, the Foreign Minister will visit the "AquaPraça" floating platform, an innovative urban project created by the Carlo Ratti Associati office.
He will also pass by the Basilica of Our Lady of Nazareth, built in the early 20th century according to a design by the Italian architect Gino Coppedè.
The agenda also includes visits to the Fazenda da Esperança therapeutic community and the Hospital da Divina Providência, both in Marituba, on the outskirts of Belém, where Italian missionaries work.
Distancing from the Italian-Brazilian community
Since March of this year, when it launched the Decree-Law No. 36/2025 Because he promoted a radical change in the rules for the recognition of Italian citizenship, Antonio Tajani became disliked by a large part of the Italian-Brazilian community.
In Belém, however, the chancellor will be protected from any potential protests.
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