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Laos tells UNGA climate finance must be adequate, predictable and accessible for vulnerable states

September 26, 2026 | United Nations, International


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Laos tells UNGA climate finance must be adequate, predictable and accessible for vulnerable states
Tong Sawan Pompeia told the General Assembly that while Laos has contributed only a small share of global greenhouse gas emissions, its people are already experiencing floods, droughts and extreme weather.

"Although the Lao PDR has contributed only a small share of global greenhouse gas emissions, our people are increasingly affected by floods, droughts, and extreme weather conditions," he said, and he urged that climate ambitions be matched by "adequate, predictable, and accessible climate finance, technology transfer, and capacity building" to enable vulnerable developing states to adapt and build resilience.

The address reaffirmed Laos' commitment to the Paris Agreement and requested international support to pursue long-term, low-carbon development pathways. No specific finance amounts or bilateral agreements were announced in the statement.

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