Countdown for COP-31 in Antalya: The agenda of world leaders has been announced

In the latest program published by UNFCCC for leaders, there are four main high-level round table and dialogue meetings within the scope of the Antalya Leaders Summit.

On November 11, at 15.00, Clean Energy Transformation and Electrification: 35 by 35 - Powering the Future, and at 17.00, Seizing the Green Industry Opportunity: Investment, Employment and Growth for Every Economy meetings will be held.

A high-level dialogue titled The Second Decade of the Paris Agreement: Accelerating Implementation and Access to Finance will be held on November 12 at 12.00, and Urban Resilience, Adaptation and Climate Action will be held at 13.30.

Zero waste, one of Türkiye's important topics during the COP31 period, will also be discussed at the leaders' level.

The Leaders' Round Table Meeting titled Zero Waste, Circularity and Methane will be held on November 11 at 16.00, hosted by Türkiye's COP31 Presidency.

On November 12, the Leaders' Round Table Meeting titled Clean Cooking in Africa will be held, hosted by Türkiye, the International Energy Agency and Tanzania.

Many parallel high-level events will also be held during the Leaders' Summit.

The program includes topics such as delivering early warning systems to the world's most fragile countries, forest financing and afforestation, the future of resilient forests, zero waste and methane.

On November 12, topics such as the Global Power Grids Accelerator, the resilience of glaciers and mountain ecosystems, Africa's climate priorities and financing for the climate resilience of Pacific countries will be discussed.

Following the Leaders' Summit, the conference will continue with the work of ministers and negotiation delegations.

The 7th Biennial High-Level Ministerial Dialogue on Climate Finance will be held on 13 November.

The program also includes meetings on carbon markets, climate technologies, access to finance for developing countries, Global Implementation Accelerator and capacity building studies regarding Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement.

The online daily calendar published by the UNFCCC as of November 3 includes 649 programs, including coordination meetings, mandatory events, special events and side events.

It is stated that this number may change as new meetings are added to the calendar.

Meetings and panels were planned in many areas such as agriculture, climate finance, health, energy, transportation, carbon markets, nature, forests and climate technologies for only the first day of COP31.

The Global Climate Action program at COP31 was founded on six main axes and 30 targets: energy-industry-transportation, forests-oceans-biodiversity, agriculture and food systems, cities-infrastructure-water, human and social development, and financing-technology-capacity development.

The opening event of the program will be held on November 10, and the high-level main event will be held on November 19.