The Pacific Community in Noumea hosted Prime Minister of Vanuatu Charlot Salwai to meet French President in Noumea last week.
In a meeting with other Pacific leaders was a vital high level dialogue on Climate Change with the French Foreign Minister at SPC headquarters.
The Prime Minister Charlot Salwai Tabimasmas highlighted huge efforts Vanuatu is making to combat climate change and eliminate plastic waste.
The Pacific Community tremendously proud to host Prime Minister of Vanuatu Charlot Salwai to meet French President in Noumea @spc_cps @dailypostdan @RRegenvanu The Prime Minister highlighted huge efforts Vanuatu is making to combat climate change and eliminate plastic waste pic.twitter.com/WkjpNWjbXn
— Pacific Live tweets (@spc_live) May 5, 2018
PNG Foreign Minister Pato is welcomed to the Pacific Community @spc_cps in Noumea. Minister gives timely input from PNG, home of the third largest forest in the world, and appeals to donors and partners to support PNG and the entire Pacific in battling climate change pic.twitter.com/HDXLavkoX1
— Pacific Live tweets (@spc_live) May 4, 2018
Minister Tozaka of Solomon Islands makes an impassioned input at the High Level Dialogue on Climate Change at SPC @spc_cps Headquarters in Noumea hosted with France. Solomons is progressing policies, legislative change, marine protected areas, protection of biodiversity and more pic.twitter.com/Pc8wpcFgdG
— Pacific Live tweets (@spc_live) May 4, 2018
The Pacific Community proudly hosts Pacific leaders including Vanuatu Prime Minister Charlot Salwai to Noumea to vital high level dialogue on Climate Change with the French Foreign Minister at SPC headquarters @spc_cps @govofvanuatu @dailypostdan pic.twitter.com/s36Mkt0JGr
— Pacific Live tweets (@spc_live) May 4, 2018
Opening of the High Level Dialogue on Climate Change and Biodiversity in “the Meeting House of the #Pacific”, @spc_cps headquarters in #NewCaledonia, with French Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs, @JY_LeDrian pic.twitter.com/Q6eIm8uPMR
— Pacific Live tweets (@spc_live) May 4, 2018
The French president Emmanuel Macron also visited the island of Ouvea on the 30th anniversary of the bloody end of the 1988 hostage crisis.
The Ouvea hostage crisis, which also claimed the life of six French gendarmes, has remained a sensitive issue.
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