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Aerial view of the COP31 Antalya venue

COP31 Antalya

The Conference of the Parties (COP) is the world’s largest climate change conference and the main decision-making body of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

Held annually, COP brings together world leaders and key stakeholders to set climate goals, assess progress and advance solutions to meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement.

COP31 will be held in Antalya, Türkiye, from 9 – 20 November 2026. It will focus on strengthening ambition and implementation of the global response to climate change.

Singapore Pavilion at night

Singapore Pavilion

Shared Resilience, Strengthened by Community.

Climate resilience is built through the shared efforts of individuals, communities, businesses and countries. When knowledge crosses borders and partnerships are forged with a common purpose, the impact is greater than what a single actor could achieve. At COP31, the Singapore Pavilion explores the interconnection between climate mitigation, adaptation and innovation, and how we can strengthen resilience through collaborative action.

Nature demonstrates that resilience is rarely achieved in isolation. Root systems strengthen the ground. Tree canopies regulate heat and provide shelter. Inspired by this, the Singapore Pavilion presents climate action as an interconnected ecosystem where shared effort delivers stronger, more durable resilience.

Green Initiatives

Green Initiatives

Despite geographical constraints and global challenges, Singapore remains committed to achieving our climate transition towards a low-carbon future. We are translating ambition into action through progress in clean energy and sustainable transport, while ensuring preparedness for the realities of climate change through our coastal protection and flood and heat resilience initiatives.

Learn more about Singapore’s partnerships and innovations driving the low-carbon transition across industry, economy and society.

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