Explore how the Pacific designed and led the emerging multilateral process on global cooperation towards a fossil fuel phase out, and how it is carrying it forward to shaping the next phase in Tuvalu 2027 at the Second International Conference on the Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels Building on the momentum generated in Santa Marta, this event will outline how Pacific countries are advancing an ambitious, inclusive and solutions-focused agenda that complements the UNFCCC process while accelerating international cooperation on transitioning away from fossil fuels. Speakers will highlight the role of the Pacific Regional Taskforce, the priorities emerging from the Tassiriki Call, and how governments, Indigenous Peoples, civil society, youth, business and international partners can help shape the intersessional work programme leading to Tuvalu 2027. Participants will gain an insight into the vision, priorities and opportunities for engagement ahead of Tuvalu 2027, and how the new multilateral process can accelerate global collaboration towards a just, orderly and equitable transition away from fossil fuels while ensuring that the voices and leadership of climate-vulnerable countries help shape the global response.

Venue

Moana Blue Pacific Pavilion

Speakers

Honourable Dr Maina Talia, Minister of Tuvalu (tbc), Honourable Ralph Regenvanu, Minister of Vanuatu (tbc), Honourable Darragh O'Brien, Minister of Ireland (tbc)