Due to the lack of consensus on the first global inventory of the Paris Agreement, the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28), which was originally scheduled to reach an agreement at noon local time on the 12th, has entered an overtime phase. "We all hope to end as scheduled, but we need the most ambitious outcome," COP28 Director General Majid Suvedi said at a press conference held at noon on the 12th. The latest agreement text was released by the conference on the 11th, but many contracting parties believe that this document cannot fully address their concerns. We have seen serious opposition and divisive views. "We are engaged in unprecedented and historic work, looking forward to reaching consensus on a complex plan to bridge the gap between the global (climate) status quo and goals." Majid Suvedi emphasized that it is now necessary for representatives from all parties to "roll up their sleeves" and introduce a new text as soon as possible. COP28 has attracted over 110000 registered attendees and has received high attention from the international community. The United Arab Emirates, the President of this conference, had previously set the deadline for reaching an agreement at 11:00 local time on the 12th. The original plan was to complete the first global inventory of the Paris Agreement earlier. (Lai Xin She)