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MULTAN: Muhammad Adnan, Chairman and Founder of the Global Climate Change Torch (GCCT), has departed for Türkiye to participate in the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, where he will present GCCT’s artificial intelligence project developed for climate action.
Adnan, who is leading GCCT’s COP31 delegation, will take part in the conference during a 20-day visit and deliver a presentation showcasing how artificial intelligence can support climate solutions and drive climate innovation. The presentation will highlight the AI project GCCT has built for climate action.
AI for climate at COP31
The presentation will focus on the practical use of artificial intelligence in tackling climate change, from climate data and monitoring to supporting communities and decision-makers. GCCT’s AI for Climate programme works on using new technology to strengthen climate awareness, advocacy and action around the world.
About GCCT
GCCT, the Global Climate Change Torch, works on climate awareness, advocacy, action, acceleration and accountability under its 5A model, with the message “United for Climate — One Planet. One Future. One Global Movement.” Its programmes cover youth, climate action, awards, ambassadors, fellows, the Climate Passport, AI for Climate and sustainable tourism.
COP31 in Antalya
COP31, the UN Climate Change Conference, is being held in Antalya, Türkiye, from 9 to 20 November 2026, bringing together governments, organisations and climate leaders from around the world. Watan News International is covering the conference, with its climate desk reporting from COP31 throughout the event. Adnan is also the Climate News Editor at Watan News International.