The Ankara Climate Transition Forum 2026, an EU-Funded Project Prior to COP31, Has Begun.
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The "Ankara Climate Transition Forum," prepared within the framework of the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), has begun.
The Ankara Climate Transition Forum, organized as part of COP31, is being held in Ankara on October 15-16. This two-day meeting, which can also be followed online, will address local and national climate initiatives.
Representatives from the United Nations (UNDP) and the European Union, meeting at the Climate Transition Forum in Ankara ahead of COP31, which will be hosted by Türkiye, highlighted the importance of cooperation against the climate crisis and emphasized that global commitments should be translated into concrete local actions and investments.
The Ankara Climate Transition Forum 2026, organized as part of a project funded by the EU, has begun. At the opening, UNDP and EU officials emphasized that the forum is an opportunity for Türkiye to translate its climate commitments into local action before hosting COP31.
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