Vice President departs for Germany to attend Berlin Climate...

Vice President Uz Hussain Mohamed Latheef departed for Germany on Monday evening to serve as a keynote speaker at the Berlin Climate Mobility Forum 2026. The forum, scheduled for June 18-19 in Berlin, will bring together heads of state, senior government officials, representatives of communities most affected by climate change, and youth innovators. The high-level gathering aims to address challenges associated with climate-induced mobility and advance discussions on adaptation strategies. A key outcome will be the formal adoption of the Global Climate Mobility Principles, a high-level agreement supporting adaptation pathways that protect people's right to remain in their communities while ensuring dignified relocation when necessary. The forum will also develop a roadmap for translating commitments into practical partnerships. During the visit, the Vice President is scheduled to deliver an opening statement during the High-Level Segment on the Climate Mobility Principles and participate in a panel discussion on protecting rights in the face of rising sea levels.

Vice President Uz Hussain Mohamed Latheef departed for Germany on Monday evening to serve as a keynote speaker at the Berlin Climate Mobility Forum 2026. The forum, scheduled for June 18-19 in Berlin, will bring together heads of state, senior government officials, representatives of communities most affected by climate change, and youth innovators. The high-level gathering aims to address challenges associated with climate-induced mobility and advance discussions on adaptation strategies. A key outcome will be the formal adoption of the Global Climate Mobility Principles, a high-level agreement supporting adaptation pathways that protect people's right to remain in their communities while ensuring dignified relocation when necessary. The forum will also develop a roadmap for translating commitments into practical partnerships. During the visit, the Vice President is scheduled to deliver an opening statement during the High-Level Segment on the Climate Mobility Principles and participate in a panel discussion on protecting rights in the face of rising sea levels.

Vice President Uz Hussain Mohamed Latheef departed for Germany on Monday evening to serve as a keynote speaker at the Berlin Climate Mobility Forum 2026. The forum, scheduled for June 18-19 in Berlin, will bring together heads of state, senior government officials, representatives of communities most affected by climate change, and youth innovators. The high-level gathering aims to address challenges associated with climate-induced mobility and advance discussions on adaptation strategies. A key outcome will be the formal adoption of the Global Climate Mobility Principles, a high-level agreement supporting adaptation pathways that protect people's right to remain in their communities while ensuring dignified relocation when necessary. The forum will also develop a roadmap for translating commitments into practical partnerships. During the visit, the Vice President is scheduled to deliver an opening statement during the High-Level Segment on the Climate Mobility Principles and participate in a panel discussion on protecting rights in the face of rising sea levels.

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