Young Ambassador’s Call at COP28: Sparking Change From the Ground Up

2026 年 2 月 26 日

In 2023, Nawaf Al-Otaibi, a 12-year-old Saudi student, represented 51Talk, the online English learning platform, at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai.

In his speech, Nawaf spoke passionately about the role of children in protecting the planet, emphasizing that environmental responsibility starts with small actions—planting trees, reducing waste, and spreading awareness within families and schools. He highlighted how the younger generation can inspire their communities to adopt sustainable habits and take part in global environmental efforts.

Nawaf’s thoughtful message, and confident delivery captivated the audience and earned admiration from international delegates. His participation showcased the voice of Saudi youth—curious, responsible, and eager to shape a cleaner, greener future for all.

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