Delegates arrive in Belém's airport are welcomed with lively "Boi de mascara"
(MENAFN) This week, representatives incoming in Belém's global airport are being hosted with an energetic "Boi de mascara" folkloric dance routine. In fact, the entire town is rejoicing being in the spotlight, being host to the Amazon Summit.
It also feels like a little of a preparation for 2025 when the town is going to welcome COP30. Both of these measures are a great deal for this region of Brazil - an area that frequently feels overlooked.
Belém is fine positioned too, as the capital of Pará, the district with the greatest disforestation ration in Brazil.
Leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva named this conference to join the eight South American nations who share a portion of the Amazon.
It is the first time in more than four decades that there has been a conference similar to this, guaranteeing a local reply to fight corruption as well as deforestation, also, climate alteration.
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