FAQ

COP31 is the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). It will take place on 9-20 November 2026 in Antalya, hosted by Türkiye.

COP stands for "Conference of the Parties", the annual decision-making body of the UNFCCC.

COP31 will be held on 9-20 November 2026.

COP31 will take place in Antalya, Türkiye.

COP31 is organized under the UNFCCC by the Presidency of Türkiye.

COP (Conference of the Parties) is the annual UN climate summit where nearly 200 countries negotiate climate agreements. COP31, hosted by Turkiye in Antalya, is critical for accelerating implementation of the Paris Agreement and scaling climate finance.

COP31 welcomes accredited delegations, observers, media, and civil society partners. Public engagement opportunities are available through the Green Zone, which is open to all.

Organizations can apply for showcases and programming slots, while visitors can register online for daily passes and guided experiences. Contact the Green Zone team for partnership and exhibition opportunities.

The COP31 Action Agenda highlights ten priority themes: Zero Waste, Oceans and Seas, Food Security, Climate-Resilient Cities, Climate Implementation Bridge (CIB), Youth and Education, Green Industrialization, Clean Energy Transition, Rio Synergy, and Dynamic and Resilient Health Systems. Finance, technology, and capacity building serve as horizontal enablers across all themes.

COP31 will be held at the Antalya EXPO Center in Aksu, Antalya. The venue is accessible via Antalya Airport (international flights), modern highways, and dedicated COP31 shuttle services will be arranged.

Official logistics, venue maps, accommodation guides, and travel guidance will be published on the COP31 portal and partner channels. Stay tuned for registration announcements. You can make your accommodation bookings through our official accommodation partner at cop31.coraltravel.com.

The Blue Zone is the official conference area managed by the UNFCCC. International climate negotiations, summits, and formal meetings take place in this area.

Only UNFCCC-accredited individuals can enter: country delegations, observer organizations, UN agencies, media representatives, heads of state, and senior officials.

Official climate negotiations, leaders summit, presentations at country pavilions, panels and side events, cultural and thematic programs.

The Blue Zone is open only to accredited participants for official negotiations. The Green Zone is open to the public with exhibitions, events, and awareness activities.

COP31 Antalya, Solak Alanya Yolu Serik Caddesi, Antalya Expo Center, Aksu – Antalya.

Through the official UNFCCC accreditation process, generally via online systems.

A visa is required for most international participants. Special visa processes may apply for COP participants.

Public transport, shuttle services, taxi and private transport are available. Free transportation is provided for accredited participants.

Negotiation halls, VIP areas, conference rooms, press centers, country pavilions, media center, rest areas, and information points.

Yes, designed to accessibility standards with ramps, elevators, accessible restrooms, and support services.

Digital maps, daily schedules, and event calendars are provided to accredited participants.

World Climate Action Summit, negotiations, thematic days (energy, finance, adaptation), high-level panels, and side events.

No. The Blue Zone is only open to accredited participants.

States, civil society organizations, academic institutions, and international organizations.

The Green Zone is a publicly accessible area designed as part of the COP climate conferences. Civil society, academia, the private sector, and visitors come together here.

To raise awareness about climate change, encourage collaboration, and increase private sector and public participation.

The Green Zone is publicly accessible with events and exhibitions. The Blue Zone is for official negotiations, accessible only to accredited delegates.

Everyone including the general public, students, NGOs, companies, and researchers.

Generally yes, it is free.

In most cases, yes, pre-registration is required.

Apply online through the official COP website or the Green Zone registration platform.

It is possible at some events with limited capacity, but pre-registration is recommended.

A valid ID (passport, driver's license, or national ID card).

Bag searches, X-ray scanning, and metal detector checks may be applied.

Generally no, but parental accompaniment may be required for children.

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Via public transport, tram, shuttle services, and walking paths. Private vehicles not recommended.

Generally 09:00 AM – 08:00 PM (may vary by event).

Yes, the area is accessible for people with disabilities.

Panels, workshops, exhibitions, film screenings, concerts, cultural talks, interactive experiences, and networking events.

Through the official website and mobile applications.

Registration may be required for some events.

Mostly in Turkish, but English sessions may also be available.

Selected events may be streamed online.

Yes, after the application and evaluation process.

By submitting a proposal through the official COP31 website.

Through the exhibition application form on the official COP31 website.

Contact the organizing committee through the official COP31 website.

Yes, various cafe and restaurant areas are available.

Free Wi-Fi is generally provided.

Yes, some areas are designated for this purpose.

Yes, information points are available to assist visitors.

The official COP media registration system is used for press accreditation.

Yes, there are media centers and working areas.

Yes in general areas, but restrictions may apply at some events.

Waste reduction, recycling, limiting plastic use, and energy efficiency practices.

Respectful behavior, environmental awareness, and compliance with organizational rules are expected.

Hazardous materials, sharp objects, and other items that threaten security are prohibited.