Faruk Zorlu
28 October 2021•Update: 28 October 2021
ANKARA
Turkey is getting nearly $3.16 billion from abroad to spearhead its climate-friendly projects, the nation’s president said on Thursday.
"We will use $3.157 billion of resources that were brought to Turkey through the World Bank and developed countries for green climate-friendly projects," Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in the inauguration ceremony for the Nation’s Garden in the capital Ankara.
Ankara will hopefully also lead the way in the Green Development Revolution, which Turkey has set as the “first and most ambitious goal of its vision for 2053," he added.
The Turkish parliament early this month ratified the Paris Climate Agreement to contribute to global efforts fight climate change, a move that was met with international praise.
