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Tuvalu–Qatar Cooperation: Tuvalu’s ambassador to Qatar met the country’s environment minister to discuss cooperation on climate adaptation and environmental protection. Pacific at COP31: As the climate summit opened in Türkiye, Pacific leaders launched the Moana Blue Pacific Pavilion as a base for regional coordination and advocacy, including calls to keep 1.5°C within reach and put ocean protection on the agenda. Climate Finance: COP31 negotiators are under pressure to turn pledges into practical action and make funding easier to access for vulnerable countries; Pacific priorities include stronger resilience and support that does not deepen debt. Protecting Tuvalu: Seawalls funded by Australia, New Zealand and the US are helping protect Tuvalu’s coastline as rising seas threaten land, freshwater and homes. A new consultancy will also develop a plan to manage competing uses of Funafuti Lagoon, from fisheries and port activity to conservation.

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Jun. 12, 2026

Tuvalu wins Planet Aqua Award for blue communities leadership

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Sep. 17, 2026

Documentary on carbon removal Legion 44 starts streaming worldwide

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Aug. 20, 2026

PTC launches volunteer leadership program PTC Circle

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Jul. 31, 2026

PTC backs Pacific Women in Telco with exclusive sponsorship

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Tuvalu Calls for Pacific Climate Solutions Ahead of COP Summit

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President Lai meets delegation led by Minister of Foreign Affairs, Labour and Trade Paulson Panapa of Tuvalu

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TUVALU RECEIVES THE PLANET AQUA AWARD FOR BLUE COMMUNITIES LEADERSHIP AT VENICE CLIMATE WEEK 2026

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