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On the morning of November 9, local time, the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change officially kicked off in the Turkish seaside city of Antalya. For the first time, the conference adopted the “double chair” model. Turkey assumed the presidency, promoted the global climate action agenda and proposed ten priorities such as electrification and zero waste; Australia acted as the chairman of the negotiations and led the formal negotiations. The Turkish presidency chose the theme of the conference as “Implementing the COP”. According to information, during the 12-day conference, government representatives from more than 190 countries, international organizations, enterprises, scientific research institutions, social organizations, etc. will have extensive exchanges in various fields such as energy, agriculture, health, capital, and technology.
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On the morning of November 9, local time, the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change officially kicked off in the Turkish seaside city of Antalya. This conference adopted the “double chair” model for the first time, with Turkey as the chair, promoting the global climate action agenda and putting forward ten priorities such as electrification and zero waste; Australia is the chairman of the negotiations, leading the formal negotiations. The Turkish presidency chose the theme of the conference as “Implementing the COP”. According to information, during the 12-day conference, government representatives from more than 190 countries, international organizations, enterprises, scientific research institutions, social organizations, etc. will have extensive exchanges in various fields such as energy, agriculture, health, capital, and technology.
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