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- Murat Kurum spoke at the opening of the NextGenCOP30.5 youth summit within the scope of COP31 in Istanbul.
- A total of 200 youth delegates from 12 countries will prepare the draft of the Antalya Agreement in the program.
- Integration of climate change into the education curriculum is targeted by 2030.
- A reduction of 466 million tons in greenhouse gas emissions is targeted by 2053, and a global electrification rate of 35% is targeted by 2035.
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The Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum spoke at the opening of the "NextGenCOP30.5: Climate Summit and Youth Diplomacy Simulation Program" held within the scope of COP31 in Istanbul. At the opening, a total of 200 youth delegates from 12 countries participated in Democracy and Freedoms Island. In the event organized in cooperation with the Cemre Foundation and Istanbul Technical University, the youth will conduct negotiations as future climate leaders and prepare the draft of the Antalya Agreement.
Kurum emphasized the role of youth at the negotiation table and stated that they aim to integrate climate change into the education curriculum by 2030. In addition, he announced that practices such as the ban on single-use plastics under the zero waste principle and the preference for digital documentation will be implemented. Measurable targets such as a reduction of 466 million tons in greenhouse gas emissions by 2053 compared to the baseline scenario and increasing the global electrification rate to 35% by 2035 have also been added to the COP31 action agenda.
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- What is the purpose of the NextGenCOP30.5 program?
- The program aims to prepare the draft of the Antalya Agreement by simulating climate negotiations of youth delegates and to train future climate leaders.
- What education target was stated by Murat Kurum?
- It was stated that the target is to integrate climate change into the education curriculum by 2030.
- What numerical targets were given in the COP31 action agenda?
- The targets stated are a reduction of 466 million tons in greenhouse gas emissions by 2053 and increasing the global electrification rate to 35% by 2035.