Turkey releases official song Let's COP for UN climate summit COP31 in Antalya
Environment Minister Murat Kurum shared the English-language climate song ahead of the November 9-20 summit.
KEY POINTS
- Turkey will host COP31 for the first time
- The official song is titled "Let's COP" and is in English
- The summit will be held in Antalya from November 9 to 20
- Minister Murat Kurum shared the song and its video clip
- Turkish lyrics were also released alongside the English version
Turkey has released an official song for COP31, the United Nations climate conference it will host for the first time. Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change Minister Murat Kurum shared the track titled "Let's COP" along with a video clip showing Turkey's natural beauty.
The song calls on the world to raise climate awareness and take action. Kurum accompanied the release with the message "One world, one call, Let's COP."
“One world, one call, Let's COP”
COP31 will take place in Antalya from November 9 to 20 under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. The ministry said preparations for the conference are continuing.
Turkish lyrics were also published, including lines such as "Parla Antalya" and "One world, one call, Let's COP." The text urges lowering temperatures and building a better future together.
Turkey aims to place climate diplomacy at the center of its international agenda through the summit. Officials described the event as a chance to shape and protect the future step by step.
The song's release follows earlier announcements about Turkey's hosting duties for the global climate gathering.
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