The agreement commits to protecting 30 percent of the planet by 2030 and providing $30 billion in annual aid to the developing world. While it was learned that the agreement acceptance, announced by the Summit Chairman Huang Rungiu, the Chinese Environment Minister, was achieved at the late night plenary session in Montreal, among the 23 goals in the agreement are cutting agricultural subsidies that harm the environment, reducing the risks from pesticides and combating invasive species. It is stated that the objection of the Democratic Republic of Congo, which refused to support the text by demanding more funding for developing countries, was turned down, while environmentalists argue that the text in question is as valuable as the Paris Agreement. The largest land and ocean commitment in history Brian O’Donnell of Campaign for Nature described the agreement as “the largest land and ocean conservation commitment in history”, adding that “Deer, sea turtles, parrots, rhinoceroses, rare ferns and trees, butterflies, rays and dolphins are an effective part of this agreement. It is among the millions of species that will survive if it is applied in an appropriate way.” The text, which includes the protection of the rights of “indigenous people”, which is considered as the main demand of environmentalists, includes financial aid from rich countries to the developing world, up to 20 billion dollars annually until 2025, and annually until 2030. He wants them to increase it to 30 billion dollars. While financial aid to developing countries for the protection of nature is stated to be around 10 billion dollars, Brazilian delegate Braulio Dias called for “resource mobilization” for more aid to developing countries. United States President Joe Biden’ Despite the support of the Republican senators, the text was accepted. The USA is not among the countries that have signed the biodiversity convention. Washington is among those paying GEF to help developing countries. Turkey, which became a party to the UN Convention on Biodiversity in 1996, is preparing for the 16th Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (COP16), which is planned to be held in 2024, and will be the party holding the term presidency of the convention between 2024 and 2026.