Jale Özgentürk Wrote: Türkiye Broke a Guest Record.
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The climate summit, which Turkey eagerly bid to host, is underway in Antalya. Spanning an area of one million square meters, the summit features panels, meetings, and alternative events, ranging from green zones to blue zones. While alarm bells are ringing for the 1.5-degree threshold in global warming, it's still unclear what kind of solution to the climate crisis will emerge from all these meetings. The leaders' summit has concluded. Drafts on…
The first ten climate summits were attended by only about 5,000 people on average. In 2015, at the meeting at which the Paris Agreement was forged, it is estimated that there were about 30,000 accredited. A decade later, Turkey claims that its appointment has more than 92,000 registered people. Almost 100,000 if you join those who will attend the parallel activities organized on the occasion of this meeting. This is the highest figure ever recor…
"We conducted intense diplomacy at the COP31 Climate Summit in Antalya, which brought together 196 countries and the European Union, 102 leaders including heads of state and government from 95 countries across 6 continents and the heads of 7 international organizations, and 100,000 participants."
A Turkish presence is strongly felt at the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP31. With the participation of 6 continents, 95 countries, and 102 leaders, it has gone down in history as the 'largest UN climate summit' to date... Click here for more.
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