Climate Mobility Policy: Pacific governments rolled out the Pacific Regional Guidance on Planned Relocation (PAC-GIPR), built on earlier regional frameworks, to help communities manage long-term climate displacement as a last resort—centering human rights, Indigenous rights, cultural preservation, and community decision-making. Ocean Governance & Finance: Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine told a Tokyo summit that island states need better access to finance, technology, scientific data, and capacity-building to protect oceans amid climate change, biodiversity loss, and marine pollution. Marine Recovery in the Marshalls: Scientists on a National Geographic Pristine Seas expedition report Ujelang Atoll in the western Marshall Islands is bouncing back after decades of nuclear exile, with diverse marine life including sharks, turtles, and groupers—though minor climate stress is showing. Pollution Cleanup Cooperation: The U.S. Coast Guard and the Marshall Islands Environmental Protection Authority are working on cleanup of now-closed LORAN stations, including assessing potential PCB contamination to protect community health and the environment. Sustainable Shipping Push: Transport ministers from 10 Pacific countries are meeting in Majuro to launch the Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership, aiming to cut diesel dependence, unlock climate finance, and consider a Green Climate Fund bid for low-carbon vessel demonstrations. Food Safety for Seafood Exports: Fiji hosted training for Pacific regulators on new EU freezer-vessel food safety rules expected to affect about 97% of EU-listed Pacific Island-flagged vessels exporting to the EU.