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The host country agreement for COP31, which Türkiye will host in Antalya, has entered into force. The agreement establishes the legal and administrative framework for organizing one of the world’s most significant climate conferences.
The host country agreement prepared for COP31 between Türkiye and the Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has entered into force.
Approved by the Turkish Grand National Assembly, the agreement covers arrangements related to the organization of the conference, the activities of international participants, and the responsibilities of the host country.
Antalya to Become a Global Hub for Climate Diplomacy
Scheduled to take place in Antalya from November 9 to 20, 2026, the conference will bring together world leaders, government representatives, international organizations, scientists, and civil society representatives.
Key issues on the COP31 agenda include reducing greenhouse gas emissions, adapting to climate change, transitioning to clean energy, and providing climate finance to developing countries.
The conference also presents an important opportunity for Türkiye to showcase its efforts in sustainable development and international climate diplomacy to a global audience.
