(1/2) The Philippines, speaking on behalf of the 11 Member States of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), reaffirmed the region’s strong support for the United Nations Programme of Assistance in the Teaching, Study, Dissemination and Wider Appreciation ofView quoted post on X
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(1/2) The Philippines, through Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Enrique A. Manalo, reaffirmed its commitment to meaningful reform of the Security Council, calling for greater representation of developing countries, particularly from Africa and theView quoted post on X
🇵🇭Permanent Representative Enrique A. Manalo, as Chair of the ASEAN Committee in New York (ANYC), hosted a luncheon in honor of the President of the 81st Session of the 🇺🇳UN General Assembly, H.E. Dr. Khalilur Rahman (PGA).
🇵🇭SFA Ma. Theresa P. Lazaro chairs the 11th Ministerial Meeting of the Like-Minded Group for Middle-Income Countries (LMG-MICs) and assures the Group of PH’s continued leadership on the elaboration of the Strategic Plan of Action for Middle-Income Countries (SPOA.
The President of the General Assembly for the 81st session, UNDESA, UNDP and UNIDO convey support to advance the MICs Agenda and move forward with work towards the elaboration of a SPOA as laid down in the Ministerial Declaration the Group adopted during the meeting.
The President of the General Assembly for the 81st session, UNDESA, UNDP and UNIDO convey support to advance the MICs Agenda and move forward with work towards the elaboration of a SPOA as laid down in the Ministerial Declaration the Group adopted during the meeting.
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PH CALLS FOR STRENGTHENED INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TO PROTECT THE RIGHTS AND DIGNITY OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY CLIMATE-RELATED MOBILITY
Speaking at the High-Level Breakfast for Climate Mobility Champions held at the sidelines of #UNGA81 High-Level Week 🇺🇳, Secretary Juan Miguel T. Cuna of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) 🇵🇭 acknowledged the role of the Global Principles for Climate Mobility in advancing a coherent, rights-based approach to climate mobility.
Secretary Cuna also emphasized that the Global Principles must progress from being a reactive and fragmented crisis response, to becoming a proactive and community-led pathway for climate mobility.
The Global Climate Mobility Principles, endorsed by several countries at the 2nd Berlin Climate Mobility Forum (BCMF) in June 2026, seeks to consolidate a rights-based framework concerning the displacement, migration, relocation, and immobility of people due to climate impacts.
The Global Principles highlights, among others, the need for locally-led adaptation and climate resilient infrastructure for communities exposed to climate risks, and ensuring financing that reaches communities directly.
The High-Level Breakfast, organized by Tuvalu, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Mauritania, and Nigeria, together with the Global Centre for Climate Mobility (GCCM) and the UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS), gathered government leaders and key stakeholders to discuss how the Global Principles can develop from being a political commitment into a concrete agenda for action.
#ClimateMobility
#Multilateralism
#UNGA81
@DFAPHL @DENROfficial
Speaking at the High-Level Breakfast for Climate Mobility Champions held at the sidelines of #UNGA81 High-Level Week 🇺🇳, Secretary Juan Miguel T. Cuna of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) 🇵🇭 acknowledged the role of the Global Principles for Climate Mobility in advancing a coherent, rights-based approach to climate mobility.
Secretary Cuna also emphasized that the Global Principles must progress from being a reactive and fragmented crisis response, to becoming a proactive and community-led pathway for climate mobility.
The Global Climate Mobility Principles, endorsed by several countries at the 2nd Berlin Climate Mobility Forum (BCMF) in June 2026, seeks to consolidate a rights-based framework concerning the displacement, migration, relocation, and immobility of people due to climate impacts.
The Global Principles highlights, among others, the need for locally-led adaptation and climate resilient infrastructure for communities exposed to climate risks, and ensuring financing that reaches communities directly.
The High-Level Breakfast, organized by Tuvalu, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Mauritania, and Nigeria, together with the Global Centre for Climate Mobility (GCCM) and the UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS), gathered government leaders and key stakeholders to discuss how the Global Principles can develop from being a political commitment into a concrete agenda for action.
#ClimateMobility
#Multilateralism
#UNGA81
@DFAPHL @DENROfficial