Joint call from ASO and TTGV for COP31: Technology and development gaps must be reduced
Original headlineASO ve TTGV’den COP31 için ortak çağrı: Teknoloji ve kalkınma farkları azaltılmalı
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The Ankara Chamber of Industry (ASO) and the Turkish Technology Development Foundation (TTGV) issued a joint declaration calling on COP31 negotiators to narrow technology and development gaps between countries as they pursue climate targets. The two industry bodies framed the disparity as a central obstacle to global climate progress, arguing that convergence in technological capacity and economic development must be built into the COP31 agenda. The intervention positions Turkish industrial and technology stakeholders in the debate over how climate finance and technology transfer are distributed among developed and developing economies. What to watch next is whether the COP31 presidency and participating delegations take up the technology-gap language in the summit's formal negotiating texts.
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Türkiye Teknoloji Geliştirme Vakfı (TTGV), Ankara Sanayi Odası (ASO), COP31