Tuvalu at COP31
Antalya leaders’ summit, 11 and 12 November
Head of state or governmentNamed here once the UNFCCC’s ordered list publishes it.
At COP31
Due to speak on 11 or 12 November. The statement appears here the same day, once it has been checked against the audio.
When it appears it is a machine transcript of UN Climate Change’s floor audio, in the language it was spoken, every line timestamped and linked to the webcast moment. Credit: UN Climate Change.
Said before
Lines already on the record from people who have spoken for Tuvalu. These are the speakers we hold, not a claim about who leads the country now.
- Kausea Natano61 lines on the record · 2020 to 2023UN General Debate 61
- Minute Alapati Taupo15 lines on the record · 2019UN General Debate 15
- Enele Sosene SOPOAGA100 lines on the record · 2006 to 2018UN General Debate 100
- Taukelina Finikaso18 lines on the record · 2015UN General Debate 18
- Vete Sakaio19 lines on the record · 2013UN General Debate 19
- Apisai Ielemia52 lines on the record · 2008 to 2012UN General Debate 52
13 people in all have spoken for Tuvalu in the record; the most recent are shown.