Nigeria seeks to host COP32 in Lagos in 2027, showcasing its capabilities and leadership in climate initiatives. The bid follows the arrival of UN climate chief Simon Stiell and aims to boost Nigeria’s international profile and economic opportunities. The African Group will decide the host during COP30 in Brazil this November.
Nigeria has officially announced its bid to host the COP32 United Nations climate summit in Lagos in 2027. This announcement came during the visit of UN climate chief Simon Stiell to the bustling West African city. Nkiruka Maduekwe, Nigeria’s Climate Change Council head, emphasized that Lagos possesses the necessary infrastructure and capability to successfully host the summit, asserting that the time is right for Nigeria to play a leading role in global climate action.
In summary, Nigeria’s bid to host COP32 reflects its leadership in climate initiatives and highlights the importance of African representation in global climate discussions. By hosting the summit, Nigeria aims to enhance its climate leadership and economic prospects, while advocating for greater climate finance from developed nations to assist in combating climate change.
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