Last night’s terrorist disaster once again highlighted a terrifying contrast. On one side, the people who are striving with all their might to leave a more livable world for future generations, the subject of this article I prepared earlier, and on the other, the monsters who recklessly plan massacres for
This week, I’m finally able to share my impressions and some important information about the historic ceremony held at the United Nations headquarters in New York on 22 April. Due to a busy schedule, there have been delays in writing this final article. As a reminder, I’m starting by sharing
I first went to the United Nations in April for the Paris Agreement signing ceremony, and last week I returned to speak. I addressed sustainability from various perspectives in my presentation at the inaugural Agora event, “Transforming the World with Sustainable Energy, Leaving No One Behind.” My experiences leading up
In my article last week, I shared my first impressions of attending the Paris Climate Agreement Signing Ceremony as a guest of the United Nations and described the process leading up to entering the UN building and taking my seat on the balcony on the day of the ceremony. Now,
As a guest of the United Nations, I had the honor of witnessing the Paris Climate Agreement Signing Ceremony, which took place in New York on 22 April with the participation of world leaders and is of historic importance for the future of our planet. I will share this important
In my last article, I mentioned that I had begun work that would truly make my grandfather happy. Today, in that same spirit, I want to share one of our projects that has brought me immense pride and joy by contributing to Turkish agriculture. In April of last year, our
Everyone is curious about the future of cars and transportation. It’s always a topic of discussion. Future vehicle designs find their place both at fairs and in the media, shared with enthusiasts. To give you an idea about future vehicles, you can check out the pictures and video at the
It took billions of years for our planet to form and develop the perfect ecological balance necessary to support life. Unfortunately, in just the past century, humankind has inflicted serious damage on this delicate equilibrium. In a previous post, I explored how increased energy consumption disrupts nature’s balance. This time,
There are many interconnected topics I’d like to share with you. Both energy and the environment are vast subjects. Each has dozens of subfields and areas of expertise. You can find thousands of reports written on these topics across many countries. They’re constantly discussed in full detail at congresses and
