
Director of Communications Duran emphasized the importance of the COP31 summit, which will be hosted by Türkiye, in terms of climate diplomacy.
Director of Communications Burhanettin Duran stated that the COP31 climate summit, hosted by Türkiye between 9-20 November, will strengthen the country's role in global climate diplomacy and offers a historical opportunity.
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COP31 is an international summit to be hosted by Türkiye between 9-20 November within the scope of combating climate change.
Duran shared on his NSosyal account about COP31, which is the world's most important organization in the fight against climate change, which Türkiye will host for the first time.
Stating that Türkiye, under the leadership of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has assumed an important responsibility in the global climate struggle, Duran emphasized that COP31, which will be held on November 9-20, offers a historical opportunity for Türkiye to share its knowledge, experience and solution-oriented approach in the field of climate diplomacy with the international community.
Burhanettin Duran said:
"We will host many heads of state and government and high-level representatives in our country at the Leaders' Summit to be held on 11-12 November. This meeting will make a significant contribution to Türkiye's international visibility, diplomatic relations and active role in global issues. The Zero Waste Project, which has become a global movement under the auspices of First Lady Emine Erdoğan, is one of the strongest examples of Türkiye's pioneering approach to the environment. From the protection of natural resources to waste management and the dissemination of sustainable production and consumption. "This vision, which extends beyond the borders, also reveals the importance of shared responsibility in the fight against climate change."
Duran pointed out that Türkiye has highlighted an approach based on dialogue, consensus and concrete action in climate diplomacy, with the work carried out under the coordination of Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change and COP31 President Murat Kurum.
"WE ARE CONDUCTING EXTENSIVE STUDIES"
Stating that they aim to realize COP31 as a summit where not only commitments are expressed, but also these commitments are reciprocated on the field, and countries come together around common solutions, Duran underlined that, as the Directorate of Communications, they are carrying out extensive work to explain Türkiye's climate policies and COP31 vision to the international public.
Stating that they will host journalists from different countries in Türkiye within the scope of Environment and Climate Media Tours and introduce environmental investments and good practice examples on site, Duran said:
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The COP31 summit will be held on 9-20 November.
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