The international conference held at Western Caspian University has been featured on the website of the UN Mountain Partnership.

On November 5-6, 2024, the 2nd International Conference titled “Mountains: Biodiversity, Landscapes, and Cultures” held at Western Caspian University was extensively featured on the official website of the UN Mountain Partnership.

The news highlighted the main theme of the conference, which focused on addressing social and environmental challenges in mountainous regions, protecting mountain ecosystems, and ensuring their sustainable development. According to the report, Sara Manuelli, the Coordinator of the Mountain Partnership, and other guests delivered key analyses during the opening session regarding the impact of climate change on mountainous areas.


The news also emphasized that the event took place just one week before the COP29 Climate Summit in Baku. In this context, the conference served as a significant platform for drawing attention to the threats posed by global climate change and strengthening international cooperation to enhance the resilience of mountainous regions.

The website noted that the conference provided an opportunity to discuss steps that could be taken at both global and regional levels to protect mountain ecosystems. Additionally, it underlined the exchange of ideas on preserving biodiversity and cultural heritage in mountainous areas.