UK TO HOST NIGERIA, CHINA AND OTHER COUNTRIES ON CLIMATE CHANGE DISCOURSE.

The United Kingdom Parliament has announced plans to host Nigeria, South Africa, Germany, Japan, Brazil, China, India, Mexico and other countries for discussions on climate change.

The event will mark Nigeria’s first Climate Investment Summit, scheduled to take place from tomorrow, June 23 to 26, 2026, as the country prepares to assume the presidency of GLOBE International.

Sponsor of Nigeria’s Climate Change Act 2021 and former member of the House of Representatives, SAM ONUIGBO, said in a statement that he is expected to become the first African to lead the global body.

He stated that the theme of the event, “Building Political Resilience and Public Consensus for Climate Action at a Time of Severe Domestic and Geopolitical Challenges,” will underscore GLOBE’s contribution to key climate action priorities, including climate cooperation in a fractured world, investment and innovation, climate risk and resilience, nature and ocean regeneration, and the mobilisation of whole-of-society climate action.

The anniversary reception, which is scheduled to be held at the House of Commons, Parliament of the United Kingdom, and hosted by former United Kingdom Minister for Climate Change and former President of GLOBE International, GRAHAM STUART, will bring together lawmakers from across the political spectrum in the U.K and other parts of the world.