03 Aug What Countries Are in Paris Agreement
The Paris Agreement is an international treaty that was signed by almost every country in the world. The agreement came into force on November 4, 2016, and its primary objective is to limit global warming to below 2°C above pre-industrial levels. It also aims to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
As of September 2021, 196 countries have ratified the Paris Agreement. This includes the European Union, which is a regional organization that has also ratified the agreement.
Below is a list of the countries that are part of the Paris Agreement:
1. Afghanistan
2. Albania
3. Algeria
4. Andorra
5. Angola
6. Antigua and Barbuda
7. Argentina
8. Armenia
9. Australia
10. Austria
11. Azerbaijan
12. Bahamas
13. Bahrain
14. Bangladesh
15. Barbados
16. Belarus
17. Belgium
18. Belize
19. Benin
20. Bhutan
21. Bolivia (Plurinational State of)
22. Bosnia and Herzegovina
23. Botswana
24. Brazil
25. Brunei Darussalam
26. Bulgaria
27. Burkina Faso
28. Burundi
29. Cabo Verde
30. Cambodia
31. Cameroon
32. Canada
33. Central African Republic
34. Chad
35. Chile
36. China
37. Colombia
38. Comoros
39. Congo
40. Costa Rica
41. Côte d`Ivoire
42. Croatia
43. Cuba
44. Cyprus
45. Czech Republic
46. Democratic People`s Republic of Korea
47. Democratic Republic of the Congo
48. Denmark
49. Djibouti
50. Dominica
51. Dominican Republic
52. Ecuador
53. Egypt
54. El Salvador
55. Equatorial Guinea
56. Eritrea
57. Estonia
58. Ethiopia
59. European Union
60. Fiji
61. Finland
62. France
63. Gabon
64. Gambia
65. Georgia
66. Germany
67. Ghana
68. Greece
69. Grenada
70. Guatemala
71. Guinea
72. Guinea-Bissau
73. Guyana
74. Haiti
75. Honduras
76. Hungary
77. Iceland
78. India
79. Indonesia
80. Iran (Islamic Republic of)
81. Iraq
82. Ireland
83. Israel
84. Italy
85. Jamaica
86. Japan
87. Jordan
88. Kazakhstan
89. Kenya
90. Kiribati
91. Kuwait
92. Kyrgyzstan
93. Lao People`s Democratic Republic
94. Latvia
95. Lebanon
96. Lesotho
97. Liberia
98. Libya
99. Liechtenstein
100. Lithuania
101. Luxembourg
102. Madagascar
103. Malawi
104. Malaysia
105. Maldives
106. Mali
107. Malta
108. Marshall Islands
109. Mauritania
110. Mauritius
111. Mexico
112. Micronesia (Federated States of)
113. Monaco
114. Mongolia
115. Montenegro
116. Morocco
117. Mozambique
118. Myanmar
119. Namibia
120. Nauru
121. Nepal
122. Netherlands
123. New Zealand
124. Nicaragua
125. Niger
126. Nigeria
127. Niue
128. Norway
129. Oman
130. Pakistan
131. Palau
132. Panama
133. Papua New Guinea
134. Paraguay
135. Peru
136. Philippines
137. Poland
138. Portugal
139. Qatar
140. Republic of Korea
141. Republic of Moldova
142. Romania
143. Russian Federation
144. Rwanda
145. Saint Kitts and Nevis
146. Saint Lucia
147. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
148. Samoa
149. San Marino
150. Sao Tome and Principe
151. Saudi Arabia
152. Senegal
153. Serbia
154. Seychelles
155. Sierra Leone
156. Singapore
157. Slovakia
158. Slovenia
159. Solomon Islands
160. Somalia
161. South Africa
162. South Sudan
163. Spain
164. Sri Lanka
165. Sudan
166. Suriname
167. Swaziland
168. Sweden
169. Switzerland
170. Syrian Arab Republic
171. Tajikistan
172. Thailand
173. The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
174. Timor-Leste
175. Togo
176. Tonga
177. Trinidad and Tobago
178. Tunisia
179. Turkey
180. Turkmenistan
181. Tuvalu
182. Uganda
183. Ukraine
184. United Arab Emirates
185. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
186. United Republic of Tanzania
187. United States of America
188. Uruguay
189. Uzbekistan
190. Vanuatu
191. Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
192. Viet Nam
193. Yemen
194. Zambia
195. Zimbabwe
It is important to note that the Paris Agreement is a legally binding treaty, and countries that have ratified it are accountable for implementing its provisions. The implementation of the Paris Agreement is crucial for achieving global climate goals and ensuring a sustainable future for the planet.