
At the COP31 leaders' summit in Antalya, President Erdoğan greeted EU Parliament President Ursula von der Leyen with the words 'Good morning, thank God.' How are you?' he greeted.
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COP31 climate leaders summit is held in Antalya with the participation of nearly 200 countries.
President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan welcomed the country representatives attending the COP31 leaders' summit in Antalya. Leaders started to gather in the hall.
Erdogan was seen shaking the hands of Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, and European Union Parliament President Ursula von der Leyen.
The moments when Erdoğan welcomed von der Leyen became a trending topic on social media.
Shaking the hand of the Commission President, Erdoğan spoke in English and said, "Good morning, mashallah. How are you?" "Good morning, masha'Allah. How are you?" and asked how he was doing.
Laughing, von der Leyen replied, "I'm very good." After talking a little more, the duo posed for the cameras.
At the summit, where delegates from nearly 200 countries gathered in Antalya on the Mediterranean coast, leaders aim to reach consensus on a plan that will increase the share of electricity in global energy use and revitalize the stalled processes towards moving away from fossil fuels.
Among the leaders who attended the summit were Southern Cyprus Prime Minister Nikos Hristodulidis, Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian, and Brazilian Prime Minister Lula de Silva.
The US seat remained vacant because US President Donald Trump described global warming as "a hoax".
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