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His Majesty King Charles III during the State Visit to Guyana met delegates of the Commonwealth Sustainable Cities Initiative (CSCI) in Georgetown, Guyana, at the close of a two-day high-level Wilton Park dialogue on sustainable urbanisation across the Commonwealth.
The engagement, held at the Kingston Seawall, saw His Majesty view case studies showcasing the work of the CSCI in supporting Commonwealth cities to plan, finance and build sustainable urban growth. He met members of the CSCI and Wilton Park teams, as well as conference delegates, hearing about their work supporting international climate diplomacy.

The engagement marked the culmination of a Wilton Park dialogue convened in partnership with the CSCI, bringing together senior government representatives, city leaders, investors and Commonwealth stakeholders for two days in Guyana immediately ahead of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) 2026 in Antigua and Barbuda. The dialogue was a strategic contribution to CHOGM’s theme, ‘Accelerating Partnerships and Investment for a Prosperous Commonwealth.’ It explored how sustainable urbanisation can provide prosperity, resilience, inclusion and sustainable development across member states. This dialogue is the latest in a series of Wilton Park strategic discussions focused on how Commonwealth countries, and the public and private sector can be brought together to implement real world change.
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