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11 December 2012 Ntvmsnbc
The Association of Turkish Industrialists and Businessmen (TUSİAD) announced the views of the private sector in the conference of the United Nations Climate change held in Doha.

In the description of the TUSİAD, Climate Change held in Doha city of Qatar by the United Nations (BM) of TÜSİAD 18. As an inclusive organization in the field of “Business World and Industrial Civil Society Organization” (BİNGO), a committee of 6 people were reported that both BINGO group was accessible to the conference in the official committee of Turkey. [[

TUSİAD Held an event force “Transportation to Low Carbon Economy in Turkey and Rolu on 6 December 2012.

Open, UN Climate Change 18. Problems and suggestions were expressed as:

]The change of energy security is a global problem such as economic and financial alert a global solution. The global economy lies in Durban Escorts by the legal shift, which was established in order to fight short and medium-term steps and climate change, caused by the accident of Fukushima, technologically affected by rock gas and the decline of coal prices as a result of this has affected the course of climate change in the negative direction.

As a country of responsibility for the reduction of tropical gas emissions with an international effort, Turkey prefers a climate scheme with comprehensive and legal binding, all parties will take responsibility. However, we need technical and financial support to pass to low carbon economy without affecting our awareness development moves and fight climate change. Financial tools needed for switching to low carbon economy are not enough mature. In this area, studies continue to operate locks to eliminate the need for ariseary supports in the short run.

The EU must be recognized as an active role in the industry and private sector, related negotiation and compliance process, under lovers of compliance and climate change, and should apply to information and experience in the creation of country and sectoral positions. '

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