Eren Abdullahoğulları, İSTANBUL- Australian Ambassador Sally-Anne Vincent PSM hosted a screening of the “Forgotten Pacific” documentary yesterday at the Swissotel Bosphorus. The event, held in the Geneva Hall, continued with a reception attended by a large group of guests.
The reception featured Ambassador Sally-Anne Vincent and Australian Consul General Tony Huber. A wide range of invitees, including foreign representatives attended the event, which was also joined by members of the Australian Parliament.
Australia Shows Support for “Forgotten Pacific” Documentary
Save the Pacific, Save the World
Australian Ambassador Sally-Anne Vincent PSM hosted a screening of the “Forgotten Pacific” documentary yesterday at the Swissotel Bosphorus. The event, held in the Geneva Hall, continued with a reception attended by a large group of guests.
The reception featured Ambassador Sally-Anne Vincent and Australian Consul General Tony Huber. A wide range of invitees—including foreign representatives—attended the event, which was also joined by members of the Australian Parliament.
As part of the Programme, Ambassador Vincent and Consul General Huber delivered remarks in line with the slogan “Forgotten Pacific: Save the Pacific, Save the World.” The officials pointed to the significance of the documentary’s message and emphasized that increasing awareness about the Pacific can also contribute to broader global impacts.
Australia announced its official support for the “Forgotten Pacific” documentary project and the accompanying global awareness campaign, which draws attention to the Pacific
Islands’ efforts to tackle the climate crisis
Carried forward under the slogan “Save the Pacific, Save the World” the initiative focuses on critical regional challenges, including rising sea levels and loss of biodiversity.
According to the project’s scope, Australia’s goals include strengthening its regional leadership and amplifying the Pacific’s voice in the fight against climate change.
