This can include ad sales from us and 3rd parties based on our understandings. The tech mogul arrived at Downing Street late on Monday where he was joined by 19 other business owners for dinner with Boris Johson. The group of 20 business leaders was invited to London ahead of the Global Investment Summit at Science Museum where Mr Johnson will make the case for investing in Brexit Britain's future. As he arrived at the event, a mob of angry protestors was seen driving in swarming cars and shouting arrest Bill Gates The multi-billionaire is understood to have been joined by Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan and Chase, as well as the top executives of Barclays and Santander. More than 200 business leaders have been invited to the summit on Tuesday, just two weeks before the COP 26 climate summit in Glasgow. The event is hosted by the Prime Minister with support from Royal Family. And the government has announced that Mr. Johnson will announce 9.7 billion of foreign investment later today, following dinner last night in Nantucket. READ MORE: Trump left after offering to'rescue' the UK from the gas crisis..'
Brexit Britain will take back control of energy with own nuclear plant The investment will help pave the way for Britain to become net zero emissions by 2050 with a focus on carbon capture and storage, hydrogen energy, as well as offshore wind power. The government believes the money will also help create 30,000 jobs in the country. The investment package consists of 18 deals, including a lucrative contract to invest in wind farms through ScottishPower's East Anglia hub. The project, which was first announced in 2019, could power more than 2.7 million homes once operational.
Since launching the plan of Mr. Johnson last week, the Government announced it has already secured nearly 6 billion in foreign investment since the launch of Mr Johnson's 10 Point Plan for a green revolution. Since the plan was launched, figures compiled by the Department for International Trade show that at least 56,000 high-quality jobs have already been secured across the UK. The Prime Minister said in the last few minutes before our summit that the world's leading investors have seen massive potential for growth in the UK. He said: The phenomenal 9.7 billion of new investment we have secured today will power our economic recovery, creating thousands of jobs and helping to level up across the country. Merkel outrage as Germany'sourcing gas destined for Britain' INTERVIEW Brexit Britain set up for economic BOOM in 500 bn space sector INSIGHT Forget Galileo! UK has bigger fish to fry with 16 bn space sector REPORT Disease outbreak declared as two new variants of deadly bacteria discovered This is just the beginning. M john Johnson will open the summit with Secretary International Trade today and will then host a panel discussion with Mr Gates. The pair will discuss the worldwide effort to reduce greenhouse emissions and the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy in favour of sustainable development. Last month the Prime Minister told a United Nations assembly that mankind is at a turning point with climate change. The time for action is now.