Pacific countries need to work together in order to get the work done on addressing the effects of climate change in the Pacific.
These were the sentiments of the Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama while closing the Climate Action Pacific Partnership Event at GPH.
Bainimarama says that it is important to recognize the immense challenges we face to persuade the world to act on climate change and to stick together.
Bainimarama thanked the leaders for their sentiments they continue to express about the importance of Fiji’s presidency at the COP 23 meeting later this year.
The Prime Minister extended the invitation to Leaders that gathered in Suva to meet in September for the Climate Action Week and the annual gathering of the United Nations General Assembly.
Fiji will also host the Pre‑COP meeting in Nadi on October 17th and 18th leading up to the meeting in Bonn Germany in November.
Tuvaluan Prime Minister Enele Sopoaga also extended the invitation for Bainimarama to be the special chief guest in Funafuti for Tuvalu’s National Day celebration later this year.
