The preparations for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) COP29 summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, are in full swing with the unveiling of nine climate-focused pledges and declarations aimed at accelerating global climate action. These documents, released just before the annual climate summit, provide pathways for all global actors to collaborate and enhance progress in various sectors including global energy storage and grids, low-carbon hydrogen production, water conservation, and security. In addition to these key areas, the finalized texts also outline strategies for establishing green energy zones, reducing methane emissions from organic waste, leveraging digital technologies for climate goals, and fostering collaboration for climate-resilient and healthy cities. The tourism industry's role in advancing climate action is also emphasized in the documents. One notable addition to the set of documents is the 'COP29 Truce Appeal,' modeled after the Olympic Truce, which calls for maintaining unity and humanity during negotiations, transcending political differences for the collective goal of safeguarding the planet. This appeal has garnered significant support from numerous countries and non-state actors, highlighting the importance of shared responsibility in addressing the climate crisis. The release of these final texts follows COP29 President-Delegate Mukhtar Babayev's commitment to driving climate action through inclusive and transparent processes. While the previous 'Action Agenda' lacked a clear mention of transitioning away from fossil fuels, the new pledges and declarations under COP29 aim to send strong market signals, direct financial flows, and build momentum towards a sustainable future. With the spotlight on Baku, Azerbaijan, for the upcoming COP29 summit, the focus on climate action, sustainability, and global cooperation remains central to the discussions. The call for parties and non-state actors to endorse these documents underscores the collective effort needed to tackle the pressing challenges posed by climate change.