Saudi Arabia and Türkiye have signed an agreement to cooperate on electricity projects, building on a renewable energy deal that provides 5,000 megawatts of capacity in Türkiye, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
The memorandum of understanding was signed on the sidelines of the 31st UN Climate Change Conference, or COP31, in Antalya. It builds on an earlier agreement on renewable energy cooperation signed by the two governments on Feb. 3, which entered into force on Oct. 21.