The COP 25 Presidency arranged, for the first time in history, a meeting space in the Chilean pavilion in the COP 25 'Blue Zone', where more than 60 different events were held parallel to the negotiations. Chile established as a priority for COP 25 securing participation and commitment to proceedings from diverse sectors and stakeholders-national and international, state and non-state actors - within the context of the COP and following the event's completion. The COP 25 negotiation team, led by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, managed to promote the priorities of the presidency and demonstrated a great technical and professional standard: The development of this strategy, which is a management instrument established in the Climate Change Framework Bill, began in 2020. It will set out long-term and middle-term guidelines on climate change action in Chile for the next 30 years to 2050, considering as a long term vision to reach GHG neutrality and resilience as also established in the Climate Change Framework Bill Key issues considered in the development of this strategy include: The updated NDC comprises five central pillars, all characterized by a significant increase in ambition in terms of Chile's commitments. These pillars comprise mitigation, adaptation, integrative measures (encom- passing both adaptation and mitigation), means of implementation and, finally, a'social' pillar focused in particular on sustainable socioeconomic development and just transition. Chile also voluntarily includes a transparency chapter for its mitigation commitment based on the requirements of the Katowice rule book