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Private Sector Takes Interest in Ocean Economy at Finance Forum in Monaco

  • From June 7 to 8, 2025, a major international gathering focused on sustainable ocean finance took place at Monaco's Grimaldi Forum, attracting global leaders and key stakeholders.
  • This finance-centered forum was held in advance of the United Nations Ocean Conference scheduled for 2025 in Nice, aiming to increase investment in ocean conservation efforts that are currently insufficiently funded under SDG14.
  • Plenary sessions covered topics such as investments in ocean health, reducing emissions in maritime transport, adapting coastal infrastructure to changing conditions, and advancing governance and financial strategies for a sustainable ocean economy.
  • Dr. Melchior Mataki emphasized that to address the current challenges, governments need to rapidly secure increased funding that corresponds to the significant financial shortfalls in ocean conservation.
  • The forum highlighted the urgent need to scale ocean economy finance, promoting global cooperation ahead of Solomon Islands and others advocating at the UN Ocean Conference.
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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Sunday, June 8, 2025.
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