f🌍 Global Climate Leadership: UK–NZ–UN Collaboration

Hosted by UNANZ Wellington in partnership with the British High Commission, Wellington

Join us for an engaging evening of insight and diplomacy as we explore how the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and the United Nations are working together to drive global climate leadership.

This timely event brings together perspectives on international cooperation, policy innovation, and the urgent challenges of our climate future. John Pearson, Deputy British High Commissioner at the British High Commission, will deliver a keynote speech followed by an open Q&A, offering a unique chance for attendees to ask questions and be part of the conversation.

Whether you're passionate about sustainability, international relations, or meaningful dialogue, this event offers value, inspiration, and connection.

Why attend?

Learn about climate diplomacy in action
Engage with leaders shaping global climate responses
Network with professionals, students, and changemakers
Enjoy light refreshments in a diplomatic setting

🗓️ Date: Tuesday, 26 August 2025
🕔 Time: 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Venue: British High Commission, Wellington
🎟️ RSVP Required – Limited Spaces
Networking Reception: From 6:30 pm with canapes and drinks kindly sponsored by the British High Commission.

FOR ANY DIETARY:
Please email us at ishant.ghulyani@unanz.org.nz
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a global conversation, right here in Wellington.

About John Pearson – Deputy British High Commissioner
John Pearson is a seasoned British diplomat with extensive experience in international relations, climate diplomacy, and multilateral engagement. Before taking up his role in Wellington, he served in senior positions within the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, including postings in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. His work has focused on advancing global partnerships, promoting sustainability, and building collaborative solutions to pressing international challenges. John brings a wealth of insight into how nations can work together for a more sustainable and resilient future.