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| | TURKEY PLANS STATE SUBSIDIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
SECOND EDITION OF IFAT EURASIA – BIG INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS IN THE LINE-UP FOR THE START | |
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- Next IFAT Eurasia from February 16 to 18, 2017
- 60 percent of the exhibition space at the Istanbul Expo Centre (IFM) already booked
- Turkish government´s 2021-2030 Action Plan promises business opportunities for exhibitors
Between 1990 and 2014 the level of environmentally harmful greenhouse gases in Turkey rose rapidly, to 468 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent. The Turkish government is resolved to do something about this environmental pollution: it is aiming to reduce its original target for emissions by 2030 by 21 percent – a figure that is to be achieved with the help of the 2021-2030 Action Plan in line with the commitments of the Paris Climate Conference. The plan involves extensive measures and state subsidies in the areas of energy, industry and waste management
Read and download the entire press release here
Pictures are available here
Foto 1: IFAT Eurasia showcases products and solutions for the Eurasian environmental market
Foto 2: 60 percent of the exhibition space at the IFM is already booked
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