King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden has downplayed expectations for the COP30 climate summit and questioned why European nations are expected to bear the brunt of the green agenda.
Representing his nation at the United Nations summit in Belém, Brazil, King Carl XVI Gustaf, who has been the reigning monarch of Sweden since 1973, said that he does not believe that the various countries in attendance would reach any meaningful agreement this week.
“That all countries should be able to sign the same paper, that is not possible. Everyone must take our own responsibilities and try to do the best we can,” King Carl said per Swedish broadcaster SVT.
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