Cevdet Yılmaz: A climate policy that does not see the private sector cannot succeed
Original headlineCevdet Yılmaz: Özel sektörü görmeyen iklim politikası başarılı olamaz
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Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz told the COP31 Business and Investment Summit in Antalya that climate policy cannot succeed without private-sector participation, stressing that climate targets must be converted into bankable investment. COP31 President Murat Kurum used the same forum to set out Turkey's energy and circular-economy objectives for 2035. The remarks signal that Ankara intends to lean on corporate capital rather than public spending alone to meet its decarbonization pledges. What to watch next is whether those 2035 goals are backed by concrete incentives and project pipelines that draw private investors.
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