Finnish President Alexander Stubb had the opportunity to engage with King Charles III at the New Tree exhibition held in London, which focuses on showcasing advancements in Finnish forest bioeconomy. The exhibition, invited by the king's Circular Bioeconomy Alliance, aims to present innovative solutions and sustainable practices from Finland in the forestry sector. This event highlights the importance of collaboration between nations in addressing global environmental challenges through bioeconomy initiatives.

Accompanying President Stubb were his spouse, Suzanne Innes-Stubb, and Finland's Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Sari Essayah. Suzanne represented Finnish fashion by wearing a dark blue dress from Hedvig Collection, a brand founded in 2021 by Sofia Järnefelt and Taru Lahti in Helsinki. The dress design is inspired by the founders' grandmothers, reflecting both personal heritage and contemporary Finnish design. The choice of attire underscores the significance of cultural representation at international events.

President Stubb, renowned for his fashion sense, was dressed in a double-breasted dark blue suit, reinforcing his image as a stylish leader. Reports from various Finnish media outlets, including Helsingin Sanomat, consistently characterize him as a 'suit man', noting his careful attention to fashion. This meeting not only strengthens diplomatic ties between Finland and the UK but also serves to promote Finnish expertise in sustainable practices on an international stage.