Antalya:Azerbaijan, Trkiye, Georgia, and Bulgaria have signed an Agreement on Strategic Partnership in Clean Energy during a meeting in Antalya. The agreement marks a significant step in collaborative efforts to enhance clean energy initiatives among the partner countries.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, the signing of the agreement is part of a broader agenda focusing on strategic partnerships and energy cooperation among these nations. The partnership aims to facilitate the transition to cleaner energy sources and promote sustainable practices within the region.
The meeting in Antalya also coincides with other significant events, including a high-level roundtable on advancing health in the global climate agenda, co-hosted by Azerbaijan and the World Health Organization. Additionally, the Turkish Vice President visited the Azerbaijan pavilion at COP31, highlighting the ongoing collaboration between the two countries.
The agreement and related activities underline the commitment of Azerbaijan, Trkiye, Georgia, and Bulgaria to work together in addressing energy challenges and fostering regional development through sustainable practices.