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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Departs Dhaka for Turkey to Attend COP-31 Climate Summit

PM Tarique Rahman Departs for Turkey to Participate in COP-31 Climate Summit in Antalya; Set to Deliver National Address on November 12

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman Departs Dhaka for Turkey to Attend COP-31 Climate Summit
The Prime Minister's Office tracking high-level diplomatic delegations for global climate policy forums.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman departed Dhaka for Turkey on Tuesday morning, November 10, 2026, to attend the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP-31).

The Prime Minister and his delegation boarded a regular Turkish Airlines flight from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport at 7:30 AM, heading toward Istanbul before traveling to the summit city of Antalya.

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During the three-day official visit from November 10 to 12, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is accompanied by his spouse, Dr. Zubaida Rahman, along with cabinet ministers, political leaders, and senior government officials.

The Prime Minister will participate in various high-level sessions of COP-31 in Antalya on November 11 and 12. He is scheduled to deliver Bangladesh’s country statement during the plenary session of the conference on November 12. On the sidelines of the summit, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will hold bilateral meetings with several heads of state and government, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations, trade and investment, climate adaptation, and matters of mutual interest.

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