''COP31 is an opportunity to drive Türkiye's energy transformation''

For Mahmut Akten, BBVA’s Country Manager in Türkiye, the summit represents an opportunity to attract international investment and accelerate the country’s energy transition. In this interview, Akten highlights the role of the financial sector in turning opportunities into concrete projects and emphasizes that “the lasting legacy of COP31 will be the investments that materialize after the summit.”

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