Turkey's journey to global climate leadership

Turkey continues to enhance its role in global climate action by hosting the United Nations Climate Conference (COP31) in Antalya in 2026, and by successfully implementing environmental initiatives such as the "Zero Waste" project and achieving sustainable growth in its forests. Additionally, Turkey aims to reach carbon neutrality by 2053. This transformation has led to increased investments in renewable energy sources, with the installed capacity of solar and wind power together making up about one-third of the country's electrical capacity, focusing on reducing dependence on imported energy and boosting domestic resources. The conference presents an opportunity to establish Turkey as an independent and increasingly influential actor in international climate diplomacy.

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