Turkey signs multiple loan agreements at COP31 in Antalya to support its climate transition. The deals include a record $1.6 billion financing package from the Beijing-based Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), alongside additional financing arrangements reported by other outlets.
Middle East Eye says Turkey signs 10 loan agreements worth $5.1 billion with several multilateral development banks, naming the Asian Development Bank (ADB), AIIB, the World Bank and the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB). It reports Turkey’s finance minister says no country can fund the green transition alone and links the projects to jobs, resilience and support for small and medium-sized enterprises. The same conference context appears in the AIIB-focused reporting.
Times of India, PerthNow and The West Australian each highlight the $1.6 billion AIIB deal as a record step toward Turkey’s climate goals. While these outlet summaries focus on the AIIB component, Middle East Eye frames the overall signing event as a broader package of agreements to accelerate Turkey’s green transition and access to climate-related finance.
