United Nations Ocean Conference 2025
Categories : Nice, published on : 4/9/25
Protecting the Oceans, a Global Emergency
Oceans cover more than 70% of our planet. They produce a large portion of the oxygen we breathe, regulate the climate, and feed millions of people. Yet, they are under threat, plastic pollution, overfishing, global warming, destruction of marine ecosystems… In the face of these dangers, urgent action is needed.
A Conference for Concrete Solutions
The 2025 United Nations Ocean Conference will bring together experts, decision-makers, businesses, organizations, and committed citizens to rethink our relationship with the sea. The goal? To find concrete actions to protect our oceans and ensure their future.
For several days, scientists, heads of state, entrepreneurs, and activists will share knowledge and present innovative initiatives, such as water-cleaning technologies, sustainable methods for using marine resources, and strategies to protect coral reefs.
Why Attend?
Our oceans produce more than half of the oxygen we breathe and play a key role in climate regulation. What is decided today will have a direct impact on their future, and therefore on ours.
By attending the conference, you’ll discover the decisions and innovations shaping ocean protection. It’s also a unique opportunity to engage with global experts and explore practical solutions, including new technologies, local initiatives, and scientific breakthroughs.
Whether you’re a professional, a student, an activist, or simply passionate about nature, you can contribute. Workshops, debates, and networking sessions will allow you to connect with changemakers and get involved in real-world projects.
An Event Open to Everyone
This conference isn’t just for specialists. Everyone has a place here, whether it’s to learn, exchange with experts, or discover how to take action on an individual level.
Protecting the oceans is also about protecting our future. Taking part in this event means joining a global movement for healthier seas and a more balanced world. Whether you're a professional, a student, or simply concerned about the planet, your presence matters.
