Minister Bolat: With nearly 100,000 participants from abroad, it is becoming the most crowded COP Summit in history
Original headlineBakan Bolat: Yurt dışından 100 bine yakın katılımcıyla tarihin en kalabalık COP Zirvesi oluyor
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Turkish Trade Minister Ömer Bolat said COP31 is drawing nearly 100,000 international participants and leaders from close to 100 countries, making it the most heavily attended COP summit in history. The host country disclosed the figures as the climate conference opened, underscoring the scale of global engagement around the talks. The turnout matters because a larger roster of government and business delegations can broaden the set of commitments and side deals announced during the summit. Watch for the pace of formal pledges and any bilateral trade or energy agreements unveiled on the sidelines.
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