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India says global climate goals must account for national circumstances

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India has argued that international climate targets should take into account the specific conditions and development needs of individual countries. The position emphasizes that one-size-fits-all approaches may not be fair or workable across nations at different stages of economic growth. Officials have framed this as a call for flexibility within global climate commitments rather than a rejection of them. The stance reflects India's longstanding position in international climate negotiations that developed and developing nations bear different responsibilities. Details of the forum and exact statements are not provided in the source text supplied.

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