THE CNN Brazil It officially begins next Wednesday (7), with the “CNN Talks: COP30-The Key to the Future”, the coverage of the 30th Climate Conference, which will take place from November 10 to 21 in Belém (PA). The meeting will promote dialogues focused on environmental conservation, in line with economic development and the theme axes of the summit.
The debates will be present in the Minister of Tourism, Celso Sabino, the executive secretary of the Ministry of Environment, João Paulo Capobianco, the top champion of the summit, Dan Ioschpe, the president of the Senate Environment Committee, Fabiano Contarato (PT-ES) and the executive secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Rafael Dubeux, who leads the green economy area.
The agenda will have mediation from journalists from CNN Brazil Márcio Gomes, ahead of sustainability themes, and Caio Junqueira, a political analyst, as well as the expert in low -carbon economy and in solutions based on the Nature Patrícia Ellen. Held at Casa Parliament, in Brasilia, CNN Talks has support from Copersucar, Ambipar and Hydro.
Also part of the panelists are the mayor of Belém, Igor Normando (MDB); the Secretary of Green Economy, Decarbonization and Bioindustry of the Ministry of MDIC (Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services), Rodrigo Rollemberg; the National Secretary of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels, Pietro Mendes; and the Director of Infrastructure, Energy Transition and Climate Change of BNDES (National Bank for Economic and Social Development), Luciana Costa.
From the private sector, will be present Luís Roberto Pogetti, chairman of the Board of Directors of Copersucar; Anderson Baranov, CEO of Norsk Hydro Brasil and chairman of the board of Abrace Energia; and Rafael Tello, president of Operation Middle East and Vice President of Sustainability of Ambipar.
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CNN Talks: COP30 – The key to the future
When: Wednesday, May 7, from 6:45 pm
Where: Casa Parliament – Shis Qi 15, Set 14, House 18 – South Lake, Brasilia – DF
Mediation: Márcio Gomes, anchor of CNN Prime Time, Caio Junqueira, analyst at CNN Brazil and Patricia Ellen, expert in low -carbon economy and nature -based solutions
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Eye of COP30
THE CNN Brazil It promises a robust coverage of the various aspects involving the climate conference, when spotlight around the world will be aimed at Brazil. The site already has expert editorial (cnnbrasil.com.br/cop-30) to follow all the steps of the conference. Also part of the program includes CNN Brasil in COP30 – from Brazil to the World, and the reports of the journalist and correspondent in Belém, Tayana Narcisa.
In November, a team from CNN Brazil including anchors, analysts and reporters, will be in the capital of Pará, in Parque da Cidade, ready to enter the scene throughout the program.
THE CNN Brazil It will have its own HQ on site, the house of Casa COP30, in a noble area of Belém. The space foresees tailor -made hospitality for networking, content production and experiences, such as interviews, brothers, dinners and Happy Hours. All this amid the colors of Paço das Artes, a gallery that celebrates the Amazonian riches through a curatorship of artists, photographers, cooks, artisans and local painters. From there, will be broadcast on the new day (Mon to Fri., 6h), Prime Time (Mon to Dom., 20h) and Cop Central during the event.
News are also planned such as the series “Brazil is ready for COP30”, in addition to the third season of CNN Sustainability, with Márcio Gomes and environmental analyst Pedro Côrtes. The program will be a special guest to CNN Brazil studios in São Paulo to address the world’s climate challenges. Until November, another edition of CNN Talks with a conference -related theme CNN Talks is planned.
In line with its mission to be a complete space of multiplatform content, CNN Brasil will offer special editorial and Branded Content projects tailored to customers and partners. And before, during and after the conference, readers and spectators will have a complete offer of initiatives for the country’s largest news channel, which impacts more than 80 million viewers and readers monthly through TV, streaming, portal and social networks.
CNN Talks: Debates and ideas for Brazil
Talks editions have gathered since 2023 more than 2,500 guests in São Paulo, Brasilia and Rio de Janeiro. The discussions involved topics such as infrastructure, tax reform, energy transition, credit policies, green economy, technology and intelligent cities, industrial policy, economic growth and the health market in Brazil.
Among the more than 100 panelists who passed the events are the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta, and former Central Bank president Roberto Campos Neto, as well as ministers Fernando Haddad (Farm), Alexandre Silveira (Minas and Energy), Silvio Costa Filho (Ports and Airports) and Jader Filho (cities) and STF Minister Gilmar Mendes. The list extends to governors Tarcisio de Freitas (São Paulo), Claudio Castro (Rio de Janeiro) and Helder Barbalho (Pará), as well as the mayor of São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes.
In addition, the editions of CNN Talks featured more than 100 journalists from 35 vehicles, such as Folha de S.Paulo, the State of S. Paulo, Valor Econômico, O Globo, Broadcast, Reuters, Record, SBT, Bandeirantes, Jota, Power360, Infra, Neofed, BM & C News, Bloomberg and Les Echos (France).
The extensive multiplatform coverage attracted more than 100,000 viewers and readers for the reports on the talk. The materials are also released on YouTube and social networks, as well as exhibitions on CNN Money grid and programs like CNN Prime Time, CNN Novo Day and Live CNN.
This content was originally published in CNN Talks in Brasilia Official start of COP30 coverage on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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