Caspian seal, tea corner, and interactive map: what surprises the Azerbaijan pavilion offers at COP31

Azerbaijan's national pavilion is presented at the COP31 climate summit in Turkey. It showcases not only the country's environmental initiatives, climate policy, and green energy transition goals, but also its national traditions and culture.

As reported by Baku TV, the 244 sq.m pavilion has all the necessary conditions for presentations and high-level international meetings. Inside, there is a 35-seat conference hall, two meeting rooms, as well as a special corner where event guests can taste traditional Azerbaijani tea.

The interactive zone attracts particular attention from visitors. Pavilion guests can explore Azerbaijan's key projects on combating climate change, detailed information about the ecological state of the Caspian Sea, as well as the timeline of work during the COP period. A special interactive map clearly presents existing and prospective green energy zones and corridors.

The Caspian seal has become the main mascot of the Azerbaijani pavilion. This choice is intended to draw the attention of the global community to the issue of preserving this endangered species. Climate change has a devastating impact on the Caspian ecosystem: the drop in sea level and the reduction of ice cover in its northern part pose a direct risk to the survival of these unique pinnipeds.

Azerbaijan's national pavilion not only clearly demonstrates the country's achievements in the field of ecology but also serves as an open platform calling for international cooperation for a sustainable future of the planet.