This Prime Minister The Labour Party leaders visited the north of the border separately on Wednesday and will continue their visit on Thursday.
The two parliamentarians will visit renewable energy projects three months before the International Climate Conference.
Global leaders will attend the summit to be held from October 31st to November 12th, which is regarded as a critical moment for the future of the planet.
On Wednesday, the prime minister used his travel promise to provide “all the money needed” to fund thousands of police officers26.
Sir Keele criticized Mr. Johnson for “no action” before the summit and told reporters that a definite timetable was needed to end North Sea oil and gas exploration and exploration.
He said that the timetable must be combined with “a truly just transition.”
“This must be in line with consensus and agreement, and we must… let the community work with us to solve this problem, otherwise there will be a disconnect between our obligation to deal with the climate crisis and the community that will become. Affected,” he said.
Chief Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon The prime minister was criticized on Wednesday for rejecting an offer to meet in person to discuss the coronavirus pandemic.
She said: “I think most people would think it’s a bit weird, a bit weird. We have a Prime Minister who visited Scotland and he correctly talked about the need for our work – despite our political differences – we can spend Covid together. And entered the Covid recovery, but did not seize the opportunity to come directly to talk to me when in Scotland how we cooperate and cooperate.”
When asked if he was “suppressing” the invitation, the prime minister told reporters: “No, I don’t. I am always happy, always, always, always, very happy-look, we, really, we are together jobs.”
