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COP31 is a global summit to combat climate change. Togg will take part in this summit as a mobility industry partner.
COP31 is preparing to witness one of the most important meetings of the climate agenda on a global scale. Togg will take part as the "Mobility Sector Partner" at the summit, which will bring together representatives of the public, private sector, international organizations, academia and civil society.
Fuat Tosyalı, Chairman of Togg Board of Directors, spoke about the COP31 cooperation as follows:
“This meeting, which will be held under the leadership of our Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, also offers an important opportunity for Turkey to demonstrate its production competencies, technology development capacity and green transformation targets on an international scale.”
Togg CEO M. Gürcan Karakaş said the following about the cooperation at COP31:
"At COP31, we want to share how the transformation of mobility contributes to climate goals. COP31 is an important meeting to share our experience with international stakeholders and move forward together. The purpose of taking part in the Start-up Zone is to create space for these solutions that can contribute to climate goals to grow with new collaborations."

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