Albanese urges stronger climate cooperation and elevates Pacific voices ahead of COP31
September 25, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said climate change, including rising sea levels and increasing salinity, threatens Pacific nations and called for cooperative international action. He said Australia is partnering with the COP31 president and Pacific nations to sponsor a Pacific pre-COP meeting in Fiji and Tuvalu to ensure Pacific priorities shape global discussions.
Albanese framed climate action as foundational to peace and development, saying the best way to minimize conflict is to create prosperity and economic opportunity. He credited Pacific countries as long-standing leaders on climate and pledged to elevate their voices in multilateral decision-making.
Albanese framed climate action as foundational to peace and development, saying the best way to minimize conflict is to create prosperity and economic opportunity. He credited Pacific countries as long-standing leaders on climate and pledged to elevate their voices in multilateral decision-making.
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