Toeolesulusulu Cedric Schuster.
‘1.5 to stay alive not just a number, it has implications on loss of our nations, culture and identity’ – Samoa
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The opening of the Moana Pacific Pavilion at COP29.
Moana Pavilion strengthens Pacific unity at COP29
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PM Brown COP29
“Are we ready to act decisively and collaboratively for future generations?” Cook Islands Prime Minister asks world leaders at UN Climate Conference.
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Tuvalu Prime Minister
Tuvalu on 1.5 to stay alive - “there is no time to waste”
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Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni
At COP29, Kingdom of Tonga expresses support for a ‘Pacific COP’
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Dalton Tagelagi PM Niue
Are we truly standing united? Niue asks on world’s biggest climate change stage
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RMI at COP29
As navigators, it’s in our blood to know when tide is turning, Marshall Islands at COP29
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Prime Minister Feleti Teo
Tuvalu seeks climate finance justice for SIDS at COP29
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The opening of COP29
At the opening of COP29, the world is reminded “we are on a road to ruin”
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Toiata 1.5
1.5 to stay Alive for Pacific countries is non-negotiable
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AOSIS Preparatory
Small Islands negotiate their survival at COP29
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Renewal of SPREP and The Nature Conservancy partnership strengthens conservation work in Pacific countries
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