
Yaşar Holding, the Climate Supporter of COP31 to be hosted by Türkiye, shared its sustainability goals and strategic priorities on energy transformation, water management and fair development.
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The COP31 climate summit is planned to be held in Türkiye. Yaşar Holding participates in this summit as a supporter.
As the "Climate Supporter" of COP31, which will be hosted by Turkey, Yaşar Holding will share its understanding of sustainability, which prioritizes the development of society shaped by energy transformation, water and climate resistance, protection of ecosystems and fair transformation.
Feyhan Yaşar, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Yaşar Holding, emphasized the importance of COP31 being held in Turkey in transforming common goals regarding climate change into concrete practices, disseminating good practices and strengthening international cooperation. In her message, she said: "Achieving a permanent success in climate transformation is possible with the participation of all segments of society, from producers to consumers, from employees to young people, from the business world to local communities. It is a common responsibility to use resources more consciously, reduce food loss and popularize sustainable living habits."
We do not limit our responsibility only to transforming our own activities; We attach importance to raising awareness throughout our value chain, acting together with our stakeholders and contributing to a broader social transformation. As Yaşar Group, we are proud to be a partner in strengthening climate action and to contribute as the "Climate Supporter" of COP31."
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