COP29, held in Baku, Azerbaijan from November 11-22, 2024, was a pivotal moment in the global fight against climate change. The conference brought together over 70,000 delegates, including heads of state, policy experts, and environmental leaders, all working together to address urgent environmental challenges and collaborate on solutions for a sustainable future.
NARGIS Magazine, known for its strong environmental initiatives and ongoing commitment to sustainability, showcased its efforts at a dedicated pavilion in the Green Zone. The pavilion highlighted the magazine’s role in promoting eco-consciousness through a range of exhibits. Among these was the photo exhibition "Wild Life," which featured rare and endangered species of animals from different regions of Azerbaijan, captured by renowned photographer Aleksey Lyokin.
Additionally, the pavilion displayed an eco-furniture exhibition, featuring pieces inspired by iconic design masterpieces from around the world. Each piece was carefully crafted to celebrate sustainability while honouring the unique artistry that defines global design culture.
Numerous visitors to the NARGIS pavilion had the opportunity to learn about the magazine's environmental initiatives. The team provided detailed insights into their projects, fostering a deeper understanding of sustainability. In addition, the NARGIS team actively explored other pavilions at the event, engaging with guests and conducting short interviews. This approach allowed them to capture the event's atmosphere and gather diverse perspectives, strengthening their connection with the broader community while promoting their message of environmental responsibility.
