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Singapore Pavilion Returns for the Fifth Year at COP31 to Advance Climate Action and Partnerships

10 November 2026

The Singapore Pavilion in Antalya will bring together partners from Singapore and around the world to exchange ideas, showcase practical climate solutions, and foster partnerships to translate climate ambition into action.

Singapore Pavilion at COP31.

Singapore Pavilion at COP31.

  1. Antalya, Türkiye, 10 November 2026 – Singapore opened its Pavilion at the 31st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye today, marking the fifth year of the Singapore Pavilion at COP.

  1. Themed “Shared Resilience, Strengthened by Community”, the Pavilion will showcase Singapore’s efforts to reduce emissions and strengthen climate resilience. In line with COP31’s focus on implementation, the pavilion will bring together governments, businesses, experts and communities to share practical solutions, deepen partnerships and support the implementation of climate action.

  2. The Singapore Pavilion was officially launched with remarks from Minister for Sustainability and the Environment and Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations Ms Grace Fu. President of Negotiations for COP31 and Australian Minister for Climate Change Mr Chris Bowen, UK Special Representative for Climate Ms Rachel Kyte, Secretary-General, International Maritime Organisation Mr Arsenio Dominguez, Chief Executive Officer FinDev Canada Ms Lori Kerr, and Singapore’s Ambassador for Climate Action Mr Ravi Menon graced the launch of the Singapore Pavilion.

Turning climate ambition into action

  1. Over the two weeks of COP31, the Singapore Pavilion will host more than 60 programmes across seven key themes: Adaptation and Resilience, Carbon Markets, Cities & Zero Waste, Energy and Decarbonisation, Finance, Transport, and Youth. Through keynotes, panel discussions and workshops, participants will share lessons and solutions, identify opportunities for collaborations and explore how ideas can be implemented and scaled.

  2. The Pavilion will also feature four programmes organised by 20 youth delegates from the Climate Youth Development Programme (CYDP), focusing on climate partnerships, community resilience and youth-led climate initiatives.  The youth delegates will engage international stakeholders, share their perspectives and explore how to translate insights and connections gained at COP31 into climate action back home in Singapore.

Reflecting Shared Resilience through Nature and Design

  1. The Pavilion's nature-inspired design features three distinct terracotta tile designs with solar, greenery and water-inspired motifs, representing climate mitigation, adaptation and community respectively. Together, the tiles symbolise an interconnected ecosystem where collective efforts strengthen climate resilience. Complementing these are tiles that blend elements of Peranakan and Turkish design traditions, celebrating the cultural connections between Singapore and Türkiye.

  2. Visitors to the Singapore Pavilion can also collect four exclusive commemorative pins. One features a Peranakan-inspired tile showcasing the national flowers of Singapore, Türkiye and Australia, while the other three feature Merli, Singapore’s destination mascot, highlighting Singapore’s efforts to adapt to climate change through keeping cool, protecting biodiversity and strengthening coastal protection.

  3. For more information on the Singapore Pavilion's programmes and partners, visit https://www.cop-pavilion.gov.sg (opens in new tab).