Mr. Juan Dávila y Verdin, CEO of the International Green Trade and Commerce Association (IGTCA), recently attended an inspiring presentation by The Hon. Fiamē Naomi Mataʻafa, Prime Minister of Samoa, at the Overseas Club in St. James’s, London. The event, held during Commonwealth Week, celebrated unity and collaboration among the 56 member nations of the Commonwealth.
As Samoa’s first female Prime Minister, Fiamē Naomi Mataʻafa highlighted her nation’s dedication to sustainability. She discussed initiatives like the Samoa Ocean Strategy, which aims to protect 30% of its ocean territory by 2030, and stressed the importance of blending traditional practices with modern solutions to address climate change, food security, and renewable energy.
Mr. Dávila y Verdin praised Samoa’s proactive approach and the Prime Minister’s leadership in championing green policies. The event provided a vital platform for exchanging ideas, building partnerships, and exploring opportunities to advance green finance and sustainable trade. Samoa’s commitment aligns with the IGTCA’s mission to promote eco-friendly investments and global collaboration for a greener future.
