The UK has appointed Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband as UK Governor to the World Bank, with responsibility for leading the country’s engagement on international development and climate finance. Kirsty McNeill has been named Minister for Development, overseeing day-to-day delivery of the UK’s modern approach to international development. Miliband will attend the World Bank’s Annual and Spring Meetings, including the October 2026 gatherings in Bangkok. The UK prioritizes development and climate action through multilateral partnerships, emphasizing investment in institutions like the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA), where every £1 invested unlocks £4 in impact. McNeill will also serve as UK Governor to four Regional Development Banks, ensuring strong representation across global financial institutions. The appointments reinforce the UK’s commitment to addressing poverty, climate change, and global challenges through collaborative efforts.
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