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This three-day symposium brought together stakeholders in person at the WMO Building in Geneva, Switzerland. Remote participation were also available. WMO is developing a concept for a sustained, internationally coordinated routine Greenhouse Gas Monitoring Infrastructure in consultation with a broad group of stakeholders from both scientific, operational, and policy-setting entities. This builds on WMO’s experience with the Global Atmosphere Watch and the Integrated Global Greenhouse Gas Information System, and it incorporates some of the operational practices and globally coordinated and agreed methods used in its World Weather Watch. The aim of the infrastructure is to (i) to facilitate and encourage the implementation of a fit-for-purpose GHG surface- and space-based observing systems based on shared best practices, standards, and timely and improved access to all GHG-related observations, (ii) improve international coordination of related modeling and data assimilation activities, and (iii) make progress toward establishment of a practice of utilization of routine products provided by GHG system for post-processing and service provision in a manner that is timely to inform policy decisions. The data generated by such a system would support delivery of robust, quantitative information to nations and communities everywhere, including the Parties of the Paris Agreement, through the tailoring to address mitigation action.