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ABOUT US

Connecting the Pacific and Southeast Asia.

The Pacific ASEAN Consortium, established at the United Nations Fourth International Conference on Small Island Developing States, traces its conceptual origins back to 2016. This collaborative initiative, operating in parallel with the Caribbean ASEAN Council, shares a common vision and strives to achieve similar objectives.


The Consortium is focused on the following nations in the South Pacific. We invite you to learn more about these beautiful and culturally diverse islands through their official websites below.


Sovereign Countries


Associated Countries


Overseas Territories

 

Our Endeavours

  • Participant Attendee to COP 28 - Dubai, U.A.E.
  • Observer Delegation to the United Nations International Conference on Small Island Developing States - St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda
  • Observer Delegation to the United Nations Summit of the Future - New York, U.S.A.
  • Participant Attendee to COP 29 - Baku, Azerbaijan
  • Observer Delegation to the Fourth Meeting of the Loss and Damage Fund Board - Manila, Philippines
  • Delegation to Faith For Our Planet’s (FFOP) Global Summit - Brussels, Belgium

Further activities will be posted in the coming days.

OUR MISSION

We are the voice of Pacific nations in Southeast Asia and beyond.

The Pacific ASEAN Consortium aspires to foster robust South-South Cooperation (SSC). Our objective is to provide multilateral support to Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the South Pacific, facilitating their connection with Southeast Asia and analogous nations in the Caribbean.

Our Partners

Caribbean ASEAN Council

Eastern Caribbean-Southeast Asia Chamber

Our Advisers

H.E. Dr. Jesus "Gary" Domingo
Undersecretary at the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines;

Special Envoy of the President of the Philippines to the Pacific Islands Forum;

and former Ambassador to New Zealand, Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa and Tonga

Hon. Mr. William Weiss

Honorary Consul of the Republic of Malta in the State of Washington, U.S.A.;
and former Ambassador of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta to the Marshall Islands


Mr. Karim Dickie

Member of the Board of the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs,

Executive Director of the Caribbean Council of New Zealand;

 and Vice President of the United Nations Association of New Zealand