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Azerbaijan State Academic Philharmonic Hall has hosted another concert dedicated to COP29, Azernews reports.

The concert soloists Honored Artists Chinara Mutallibova (qanun), Ramil Gasimov (tenor), Almaz Orujova, Eldaniz Mammadov, laureates of the "Mugham" television competition Zabita Aliyeva (mugham singer), Vafa Vazirova (mugham singer), laureates of international competitions Taleh Yahyayev (baritone), Fakhri Kazim-Nijat (tenor), Presidential scholarship holder Aida Rafiyeva (kamancha), Natavan Hasanova (qanun), Sevinj Safarova (kamancha), Ulduz Mammadova (kamancha), Nargiz Mutallibova (flute), Fariz Huseynov (kamancha) and Ravana Gurbanova (mugham singer) thrilled the audience with music pieces by Azerbaijani and foreign composers.

At the concert, Azerbaijan State Orchestra of Folk Instruments (artistic director and chief conductor People's Artist Agaverdi Pashayev) performed under the baton of conductor, Honored Artist Ilaha Huseynova.

The 2024 UN Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC COP 29) is taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan on November 11-22.

The event has gathered world leaders and negotiators from the member states (or Parties) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) to further global progress, with business leaders, young people, climate scientists, Indigenous Peoples, and civil society sharing insights and best practices to strengthen global, collective and inclusive climate action.

Among the key priorities of COP 29 are securing a new goal on climate finance, ensuring every country has the means to take much stronger climate action, slashing greenhouse gas emissions and building resilient communities.