Quamrul Chowdhury has been involved in the climate negotiations for almost three decades. He currently serves as a lead negotiator for the G77 and the least developed countries group, and is a member of Bangladesh’s negotiating team. In this bonus episode of the Climate Briefing, Anna speaks to Mr. Chowdhury about the outcome of COP26. Find out more: COP26: What happened, what does this mean, and what happens next? &gt;&gt;&nbsp; Undercurrents: COP26 analysis, and the politics of language survival &gt;&gt;&nbsp; How to ensure the COP26 forest declaration is a success &gt;&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp; Credits: Speakers: Quamrul Chowdhury Host: Anna Aberg Editor: Jamie Reed Sound Services Recorded and produced by Chatham House

Episode 22: Quamrul Chowdhury on COP26

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Episode 22: Quamrul Chowdhury on COP26

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