Sagri to Participate in COP30 (Belém, Brazil)
— Advancing Decarbonization and Climate Action in Agriculture through AI and Satellite Data —
Sagri Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Tamba City, Hyogo, Japan; CEO: Shunsuke Tsuboi), leveraging satellite data and AI to address agricultural and environmental challenges, will participate in several events hosted by Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) at the 30th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP30), held in Belém, Brazil, from November 10 to 21, 2025.
Sagri is also participating in a joint statement by a coalition of private companies, demonstrating its commitment as a private-sector actor to GHG reduction and decarbonization initiatives in the agricultural sector on the international stage. In addition, Sagri will take part in a virtual exhibition, allowing its initiatives to be viewed online.
▶ Joint Statement (MAFF PDF): https://www.maff.go.jp/j/press/kanbo/b_kankyo/attach/pdf/251106-1.pdf
▶ Virtual Exhibition: https://jprsi.go.jp/ja/member/572/overview
About COP30
COP30 is a global platform where governments, businesses, researchers, and NGOs convene to advance climate action policies.
▶ Official Website: https://cop30.br/en
Sagri Participation (3 Sessions)
Session 1
MIDORI∞INFINITY — Overseas Deployment of GHG Reduction Technologies in Collaboration with Private Companies
(Joint Statement by Private Sector Coalition)
Date & Time (JST): November 12 (Wed), 3:45–5:00
Session 2
Intersectoral Collaboration on Climate Finance and Technology to Expand Mitigation and Adaptation Measures in the Agriculture and Food Sector
Date & Time (JST): November 15 (Sat), 3:30–4:30
Session 3
MIDORI∞INFINITY — Private Sector Initiatives in the Agricultural Field
Date & Time (JST): November 18 (Tue), 4:40–5:55
Reference:
MAFF Press Release: “Seminars Organized by MAFF at COP30”
▶ https://www.maff.go.jp/j/press/kanbo/b_kankyo/attach/pdf/251106-1.pdf
Sagri supports a decarbonized agricultural sector through solutions such as carbon traceability for farmland and visualization of soil carbon content. Moving forward, Sagri will continue collaborating with domestic and international partners to advance technology toward the coexistence of humanity and the Earth.
