Mary Robinson chosen to lead climate change organisation

RTE2 November 2026, 19:07 UTCIreland

Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson has been elected to lead an international organisation that is helping developing countries attract billions of dollars in investment to build cleaner, more sustainable economies and tackle climate change.

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