The group of prominent scientists, advocates and policy experts said countries that do not support the phasing-out of fossil fuels in energy systems should not host future summits - or conference of the parties (Cops).
Among those who signed the open letter on the fifth day of Cop29 in Azerbaijan were former UN secretary-general Ban Kimoon, former executive secretary of UN Climate (UNFCCC) Christiana Figueres and former Irish president Mary Robinson.
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