Underwater Climate Meeting
Underwater climate meeting was held in 2019 in the Maldives. It was a unique event where world leaders gathered to discuss the impact of climate change on marine ecosystems.

Location and Purpose
The meeting took place in the Bay of Bengal, near the island of Kuda Huraa. The purpose of holding the meeting underwater was to draw attention to the rising sea levels and the threat posed by climate change to low-lying island nations like the Maldives.

Participants
The meeting was attended by representatives from various countries, including government officials, scientists, and environmental activists. Participants wore scuba gear and communicated using waterproof tablets.

Discussions and Outcomes
During the meeting, participants discussed the need for stronger measures to reduce carbon emissions and protect marine biodiversity. They also highlighted the importance of sustainable development and investing in renewable energy sources. The outcomes of the meeting were shared with the United Nations Climate Change Conference.

Impact and Significance
The underwater climate meeting received widespread media coverage and helped raise awareness about the urgent need to address climate change. It also highlighted the vulnerability of island nations to rising sea levels and the importance of taking action to protect our oceans.