In a historic and heartfelt moment, Prime Minister James Marape was granted a private audience with King Charles III at Highgrove House on 7 July 2025, following a high-level gathering of Indigenous leaders and global partners working on nature-based climate solutions under the King’s Foundation.
The King, a lifelong champion of environmental stewardship, brought together voices from around the world to advance his mission of harmony between humanity and nature, a cause Prime Minister Marape equally shares and champions for Papua New Guinea.
In a one-on-one meeting inside the King’s personal study, the two discussed PNG’s unique role as a forest nation, the importance of biodiversity protection, and how Indigenous communities must be at the forefront of global climate solutions.
“We are honoured to have His Majesty as an advocate for PNG and Indigenous-led conservation,” said PM Marape. “Our forests are not just national assets, they are global lungs.”
This meeting cements PNG’s growing role in global climate leadership and sets the stage for deeper cooperation ahead of COP30 in Brazil.
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