AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClimate & Sea-Level Reality: Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti Teo is among Pacific leaders at UNGA81 events highlighting the human cost of rising seas, with Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis warning that adaptation must protect people’s right to stay, and that climate mobility needs rights, dignity, and culture. India–Pacific Cooperation: Foreign Ministers at the FIPIC meeting in New York—featuring Tuvalu’s FM—reaffirmed partnership with India on renewable energy, climate action, disaster resilience, education, healthcare, and capacity building. Pacific Feminist Forum in Fiji: More than 140 feminists and rights defenders from across Oceania gather in Suva for the 4th Pacific Feminist Forum, with sessions spanning women’s rights, disability inclusion, LGBTQIA+ issues, faith and bodily autonomy, and climate justice. Digital Priorities for the Pacific: Pacific leaders push for affordable, inclusive, resilient connectivity and safer digital spaces, stressing sovereignty, data protection, and Indigenous knowledge as digital infrastructure expands. Culture & Heritage: Tokelau and other Pacific communities are also in the spotlight—from marine conservation work in Tokelau to a new Surfing Heritage and Culture Center location celebrating Pacific surfing history.
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