The government has begun preparations to ensure that all political parties participate in COP-31, according to reports published on October 31, 2026, by Baahrakhari and Thaha Khabar. The reports said the government is working to bring all parties on board for the conference, but did not identify the venue, dates or the parties involved.
Government seeks participation across parties
The reported effort is focused on securing participation by all political parties in COP-31. The coverage said the government had started preparations to bring the parties together around the conference. It did not provide further information on how that participation would be arranged or what role the parties would have.
Baahrakhari and Thaha Khabar carried the same report on October 31. The shared account outlined the government’s intention to include all parties, but offered no additional detail on the preparations. The available reporting does not name a government office or official leading the work, nor does it describe any meetings, consultations or decisions already taken.
Conference details remain unclear
The reports did not state where or when COP-31 will take place. They also did not list the political parties the government is seeking to involve or explain whether participation would be through a joint delegation, consultations or another arrangement. No such mechanism was specified in the available account.
The report therefore establishes the government’s stated preparation effort, while leaving key practical details unanswered. It does not say when further information on the conference or the planned all-party participation may be announced. There was also no account of responses from political parties or any statement from party representatives.
For now, the central development is the government’s effort to bring all political parties on board for COP-31. The reports provide no further information about the conference timetable, venue or next steps in the preparation process.
