Brazil is preparing to host the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) in 2025, positioning itself as a key leader in the global climate agenda with a focus on the Amazon rainforest. Ana Toni, CEO of COP30, described the event as a historic opportunity for Brazil to assert its leadership through solid proposals and Amazonian protagonism. Executive Fabio Cruz emphasized that deforestation, biodiversity, and green finance are strategic priorities for Brazil at the conference. Despite progress, concerns remain over lukewarm outcomes, particularly regarding climate financing and the energy transition, as highlighted by recent preparatory negotiations in Bonn, Germany. Brazil is seeking to mobilize the BRICS nations to achieve ambitious results on climate financing. The country is expected to rely on philanthropy and the private sector to secure resources necessary for Amazon protection. The summit will bring together global leaders, scientists, and activists to address the climate crisis, with media outlets committing to comprehensive coverage of the event. Additionally, Brazil's UN climate summit chief has defended Petrobras' oil expansion, reflecting ongoing tensions in balancing economic and environmental priorities.