Australia-Pacific Partnership for COP31
Partnering to deliver COP31 and the Pacific Pre-COP

“Hosting Pre-COP in Fiji, with a special visit to Tuvalu will amplify the Pacific's voice on the world stage. Working with the Pacific, together we can deliver a Pre-COP that doesn't just focus on the existential challenges our region faces but secure investment in the world-leading solutions we know are working here.”
Hon. Chris Bowen
President of Negotiations for COP31
Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Australian Government
“Exceeding the 1.5°C limit is a moral failure that condemns frontline nations like Fiji to an unthinkable future. As we host Pre-COP, we carry the weight of those who have no voice left, reminding the world that every fraction of a degree translates into lost homes, lost cultures, and lost lives. To protect the Paris Agreement is to defend our shared humanity, and we will not rest until ambition, not apathy, writes the final chapter of our climate story.”
Hon. Lynda Tabuya
Minister for Information, Environment, and Climate Change, Government of Fiji


“The Leaders’ event in Tuvalu will be a high-level political moment from the front lines of the fight against climate change, and its outcomes will directly drive the ambition and commitment for the COP31.”
Hon. Dr. Maina Vakafua Talia
Minister for Home Affairs, Climate Change and Environment, Government of Tuvalu
Latest news

Pacific Pre-COP sets launchpad for climate summit in Türkiye
9 October 2026
The Pacific Pre-COP in Fiji concluded on Thursday with commitments to practical climate action, putting Pacific priorities at the centre of the COP31 global climate summit next month in Türkiye.

Fiji pledges US$10 million as Pacific climate finance drive gains momentum ahead of COP31
9 October 2026
Pacific Leaders and global partners are advancing a shared regional commitment to strengthen access to climate and disaster resilience financing, with new contributions towards the Pacific Resilience Facility (PRF) announced during the Pacific Pre-COP31 meetings in Nadi, Fiji.

Fiji Advances Climate Diplomacy at Historic Pre-COP in Nadi
7 October 2026
Fiji's Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Honourable Sakiasi Ditoka, reaffirmed Fiji’s commitment to ensuring that climate negotiations in Türkiye will be grounded in the lived experiences, knowledge and solutions of Pacific communities during his visit to the Bula Village Exhibition at Pre-COP31.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia, the Indigenous Peoples throughout the Pacific and globally, and their roles in caring for lands, seas and skies. We respect and recognise Indigenous Peoples’ contributions in the fight against climate change.