The upcoming COP30 conference has sparked discussions about the effectiveness of previous climate agreements. Many stakeholders express concern that, despite ongoing dialogues, there has been a lack of significant action to address climate change. Observers highlight that while nations gather to discuss strategies, the implementation of these strategies has been slow. The urgency of climate issues is more pressing than ever, yet critics argue that commitments made in past conferences have not led to meaningful changes on the ground. This situation raises questions about the future of international climate negotiations and the commitment of countries to take decisive action.