Sabrina Elba looked incredible as she joined her husband Idris at the COP26 Climate Change Summit in Glasgow on Saturday.
She was 32-years old and wore a stylish bob, smart black sleeves, and a sleek, chic top.
The seventh day of the conference was devoted to ensuring that nature’s importance and sustainable land use are included in global climate action and a green, clean recovery.
Wow! Sabrina Elba was amazing as she joined Idris for the COP26 Climate Change Summit, Glasgow on Saturday
Suave: Her fellow UN Goodwill Ambassador husband Idris Elba, 49, looked dapper in a black suit as he joined his stunning wife on-stage during the United Nations conference
The International Fund for Agricultural Development Ambassador sported a cherry-red lipstick on her lips and smiled at the world.
Idris Elba (49), was her UN Goodwill Ambassador husband. He looked elegant in black as he joined his beautiful wife on stage during the United Nations conference.
This is the 26th Conference of the Parties. It brings together all countries that have signed up to the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, and Paris Climate Agreement.
Trendy: The model, 32, certainly turned the heads of onlookers at the SECC as she sported a chic bob haircut while cutting a smart black sleeved top
Center of attention: Ambassador for the International Fund for Agricultural Development painted her lips a striking shade of cherry red
Serios: The seventh day of the conference was devoted to ensuring that the value of nature and sustainable use of land are included in global climate action and a green recovery.
This year’s conference has the goal of committing countries to net zero carbon emissions by 2020.
Later that day, Harder We Fall’s star shared a DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) video with children around the globe.
His caption read: “Lessons from the future generation.”
As authorities prepare for another day of demonstrations by climate activists, helicopters flew over Edinburgh.
Within the conference venue that stretched more than 1,000 meters, negotiators met for seven straight days of negotiations to finalize draft agreements to be sent to ministers next week for their approval.
Nearly 200 countries have been discussing issues such as a renewed commitment to global warming capping at 2°F, requiring countries to update their efforts less frequently to increase the pressure to make deeper cuts and providing financial assistance for the poor.
Advocate: Later in the day, the Harder We Fall star took to Twitter to share a video produced by DEFRA (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), where children from around the world stressed the importance of protecting nature