Milliyet Executive Covers Climate Economy and COP31 Agenda in Its New Issue

Milliyet Executive magazine has brought the transformative impact of climate change on global trade and corporate strategies to the main agenda of its new issue. Published ahead of the COP31 summit to be held in Antalya in November, the issue details the role of carbon footprint in product valuation and the green transformation process of Turkish industry.

The new issue of the magazine examines the challenges and opportunities created by the European Union's carbon regulations for Turkish exporters. The new market dynamics formed by industrialists who have to transform their production processes and startups developing technologies in this field are put under the microscope. In addition, the necessity of turning climate commitments into concrete steps is discussed in the context of the COP31 summit.

The issue also includes the views of prominent names from the business world. Santoni CEO Giuseppe Santoni explains the philosophy of 'quiet luxury', while Garanti BBVA Deputy General Manager Sinem Edige evaluates financing processes in green transformation, and Enerjisa Energy Head of Sustainability and Corporate Capabilities Ebru Taşcıoğlu assesses the place of sustainability in investment decisions.