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Micronesian Leaders Talk Sustainability at Summit |
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Executives to discuss challenges and solutions to regional concerns
Dec. 2, 2009
Governor Felix P. Camacho will host the chief leaders of Micronesia in the 12th Micronesian Chief Executives’ Summit beginning tomorrow morning and concluding Friday at the Sheraton Laguna Guam Resort.
Topics on the agenda for discussion include invasive species; regional recycling, transportation, tourism, and health; the Micronesian Challenge, in which the Micronesian islands share a commitment to conserve terrestrial and near-shore marine resources; renewable energy; and overall efforts for a sustainable future on the Micronesian islands.
“As chief executives of the islands in our region, we recognize that maintenance of healthy ecosystems and sustainable resource management are critical to the livelihoods of Pacific people,” said Gov. Camacho. “And at the same time, our islands are extremely vulnerable when it comes to the effects of climate change and modern development. These biannual summits become increasingly crucial. They bring us together as island leaders to share similar challenges and find solutions that last well into the future.”
Gov. Camacho will be joined at the summit by Kenneth Kedi, minister of Transportation and Communication for the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), representing RMI President Jurelang Zedkaia; Benigno Fitial, governor of the CNMI; Johnson Toribiong, president of the Republic of Palau; Emanuel Mori, president of the Federated States of Micronesia; Wesley Simina, governor of Chuuk; Sebastian Anefal, governor of Yap; Robert Weilbacher, governor of Kosrae; and John Ehsa, governor of Pohnpei.
The Micronesian Chief Executives’ Summit was founded in 2004 by Gov. Camacho and former CNMI Governor Juan Babauta and calls for the establishment of the sub-regional meetings to establish closer ties, enhance existing ties, expand future discussions, and agree on beneficial initiatives for the entire Western Micronesian Region. |
A Message from the Governor of Guam
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