Turkish Minister of the Environment: We Aim to Make Antalya a Global Capital for Climate Applications
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The annual UN event is being held in the Turkish city of Antalya as the planet reaches record global warming and whose impacts are losing weight on the global political agenda due, in large part, to the advance of the ultra-right
Turkish Minister of Environment, Physical Planning and Climate Change Murat Korom, President of the United Nations Climate Change Conference "Cop 31," today Friday, confirmed that his country aims to transform the city of Antalya into a global capital for climate applications.
At the Zero Waste Museum in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change 31st Conference of Parties (COP31) area in Antalya, the announcement of the Turkey Resilient Cities Country Platform and a signing ceremony with international organizations were held. In his speech at the ceremony, Minister Murat Kurum stated that the effects of climate change are felt most strongly in cities, and that water security, energy, transportation, wa…
COP31 Chair and Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum said, "As the COP31 Chair, our desire is to see collaborations implemented, projects financed, and results that reach people's lives in Antalya. Our aim is to make Antalya the global capital of climate practices."
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