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World Oceans Month 2026 dialogues.

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Join us in reimagining our relationship to the ocean and integrate these topics from the  World Oceans Day thematic discussion guide into your global World Oceans Month dialogues. DOWNLOAD THE UN WOD DISCUSSION GUIDE

Closing press conference - 2025 UN Ocean Conference.

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   Guests will brief journalists on the key moment, announcements and outcomes from the  2025 UN Ocean Conference . Speakers: Arnoldo Andre Tinoco, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica Li Junhua, Conference Secretary-General; UN Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs Olivier Poivre D'Arvor, Special Envoy of the French Republic for the UN Ocean Conference Moderated by Martina Donlon, Spokesperson for the UN Ocean Conference, UN Department of Global Communications. Watch the Closing press conference - 2025 UN Ocean Conference!  Press Conferences

UN Ocean Conference: A Sustainable and Inclusive Global Event, SDG Media Zone - 2025 UN Ocean Conference.

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Conversation around the sustainability and inclusion labels awarded to France's implementation of the UN Ocean Conference. France's implementation of the UN Ocean Conference was awarded AFNOR's "Sustainable Event" and "Gender Equality for Large Events" certifications. The recognition highlights France's commitment to high sustainability and inclusion standards. The award also celebrates France's voluntary carbon offset of the conference, including support for PosBacia25—the first blue carbon project certified under the French "Label Bas Carbone," focused on protecting Posidonia seagrass in the Mediterranean. Speakers: Fabrice FAUROUX, AFNOR Regional director Adeline PILON, ELYX Foundation Executive officer Cathy BOU, Agapè CEO, SGUNOC advisor Patrick MOUSNIER-LOMPRE, Deputy Secretary-General for UNOC3 Moderated by: Fabienne Pompey, Communications Officer for France and Monaco, UN Department of Global Communications. Join us during the...

Close to 40 million people being employed by ocean-based industries by 2030.

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  The ocean produces at least 50% of the planet’s oxygen. The ocean is key to our economy with an estimated 40 million people being employed by ocean-based industries by 2030. Oceans absorb about 30% of carbon dioxide produced by humans, buffering the impacts of global warming .