Kazakhstan's Ecology Minister Kuantyrov Evaluates Relations with Turkey

Making statements within the scope of the 31st UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) held in Antalya, Kazakh Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources Kuantyrov noted that relations with Turkey are at the level of an enhanced strategic partnership and that there are no unresolved issues.

COP31 and Areas of Cooperation

Making evaluations at the COP31 summit held in Antalya, Kazakh Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources Kuantyrov stated that relations between the two countries are progressing at a very good level in the fields of economy, politics, geopolitics, climate, and energy. Kuantyrov expressed their satisfaction with Turkey hosting COP31.

Zero Waste Project and Gratitude to Emine Erdoğan

Stating that the discussions at the summit cover concrete measures, Kuantyrov touched upon the importance of Kazakhstan examining Turkey's renewable energy development, energy efficiency experiences, and solid waste management practices. Kuantyrov also conveyed that his country could share its experiences in the fields of biodiversity and financial technologies.

Emphasizing that they are grateful to Emine Erdoğan for the Zero Waste Project, Kuantyrov stated that the initiative has changed the mindset of youth and adults regarding waste management and the circular economy. Stating that the Kazakhstan pavilion is located next to the Turkey pavilion, the minister said this allows representatives to easily come together.