As climate discussions loom, the voice of the Central African Republic is rising to demand a profound transformation of international commitments. Saint-Cyr Adoum Fatiguet recently hammered home an imperious necessity: the immediate transition from a logic of promises to a true logic of results. For Bangui, it is no longer about being satisfied with declarations of intent that often struggle to translate on the ground, but rather about obtaining tangible progress that addresses the country's climate vulnerabilities. The Central African Republic, like many Central African states, finds itself on the front line in the face of environmental upheavals. This statement by Saint-Cyr Adoum Fatiguet highlights the urgency of an approach oriented toward efficiency and accountability. While international summits traditionally serve as forums for setting goals, the call emphasizes that the survival and adaptation of populations depend exclusively on the realization of the announced measures. The central question remains how these requirements will be integrated and applied by other nations during COP 31, as the gap between financial or technical commitments and their actual execution remains a source of major concern for the most exposed nations.