International Climate Experts Convene in Monaco for Ocean Research Summit
Top climate scientists from 40 countries gather in the Principality to develop strategies for ocean and ice research under IPCC guidance.
A major international climate conference has commenced in the Principality, bringing together 103 leading experts from across the globe to address critical ocean and ice-related climate research. The gathering focuses on developing a comprehensive approach to studying how climate change affects marine environments and frozen regions worldwide.
Prince Albert II welcomed delegates during the opening ceremony, alongside Lee Hoesung, who heads the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Their joint participation underscores Monaco's commitment to environmental leadership and its role as a hub for international climate dialogue.
The week-long conference, running through 9 December, represents a significant step in advancing global understanding of climate impacts on ocean systems. Following the ceremonial opening, organisers held briefings with international media to outline the summit's objectives and expected outcomes for future climate research initiatives.