03.11.2026 23:12
The countdown has begun for the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP31, to be held in Antalya, hosted by Türkiye. COP31 President and Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum released a special video announcing that there are 5 days left until the huge event starting on November 9. In the video, which features representatives from different countries around the world, attention was drawn to the time remaining until the summit.
As preparations continue for COP31, which will bring together representatives from around the world in Antalya, a striking video came from Minister Murat Kurum. In the footage prepared with international participation, the message was given that only 5 days remain until the summit.
THE SAME MESSAGE FROM EVERY CORNER OF THE WORLD
COP31 President and Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum published a video recalling the countdown ahead of the United Nations Climate Change Conference to be held in Antalya. Representatives from different countries of the world appeared in the video. Participants noted that only 5 days remain until the start of the conference and drew attention to the international gathering. The video, which brought together messages from different countries, highlighted the importance of global cooperation in the fight against climate change. The joint message given ahead of the conference in Antalya once again showed that representatives from different parts of the world will come together toward the same goal.
THE GIANT MEETING IN ANTALYA BEGINS ON NOVEMBER 9
The COP31 Climate Change Conference, which Türkiye will host, will begin in Antalya on November 9, 2026. The international organization will bring together representatives from different countries of the world on combating climate change. The conference's main agenda will include combating the climate crisis, creating a sustainable future, and strengthening cooperation among countries. Global temperature rise, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and measures that can be taken against the effects of climate change are among the main topics of such international climate negotiations. The meeting to be held in Antalya is also important in terms of countries evaluating their climate policies and continuing their search for common solutions.