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Turkish Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı pledged that his country would continue contributing to global food security, calling for international cooperation to turn climate commitments into practical action. He said climate change threatens agricultural production through water stress, soil degradation and extreme weather events. Turkey, he added, is working to improve water and soil management and develop smart agriculture and drought-resistant seeds. Yumaklı cited the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which enabled around 33 million tonnes of grain and food products to reach markets. He stressed that Ankara wants COP31 to deliver tangible results and foster sustainable, resilient food systems.
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