Asia Pacific > SB62: Annex I for Adelaide? Turkiye’s “bargaining chip” in battle to host COP31

SB62: Annex I for Adelaide? Turkiye’s “bargaining chip” in battle to host COP31

Published 00:08 on June 26, 2025 / Last updated at 06:18 on June 26, 2025 / , , and / Asia Pacific, Australia, Climate Talks, EMEA, International

Turkiye has indicated a willingness to drop its competing bid for the 2026 UN climate summit and let Australia and Pacific island nations host COP31 in Adelaide, sources told Carbon Pulse, but what Ankara wants in return may prove too steep a price to pay.
Turkiye has indicated a willingness to drop its competing bid for the 2026 UN climate summit and let Australia and Pacific island nations host COP31 in Adelaide, sources told Carbon Pulse, but what Ankara wants in return may prove too steep a price to pay.


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