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2024 in Vanuatu
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The following lists events of the year
2024 in
Vanuatu
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Contents
Incumbents
Events
References
Incumbents
President
:
Nikenike Vurobaravu
Prime Minister
:
Charlot Salwai
Events
10 May:
Air Vanuatu
, the country's
flag carrier
, is voluntarily placed in
liquidation
by the Government of Vanuatu.
[
1
]
[
2
]
29 May:
2024 Vanuatuan constitutional referendum
: Vanuatuans hold the first national constitutional referendum to vote on amendments related to
party switching
.
[
3
]
30 June:
New Zealand
beats
Vanuatu
3–0 in the
OFC Men's Nations Cup
final at
VFF Freshwater Stadium
in
Port Vila
. The Man of the Match is
Liberato Cacace
.
[
4
]
15 July: The
Pacific Partnership
24-2 takes place in
Vanuatu
, concluding with a closing ceremony and the opening of the new
U.S. Embassy in Port Vila
.
[
5
]
23 July:
Vanuatu
leads a diplomatic effort at the
International Court of Justice
to rule that states must protect
human rights
and phase out
fossil fuels
to address
climate change
.
[
6
]
2-13 December:
Vanuatu
and the
Melanesian Spearhead Group
present an opening appeal at "landmark hearings" in the
International Court of Justice
(ICJ) requesting the ICJ to establish responsibilities for climate change under international law.
[
7
]
[
8
]
[
9
]
17 December: A
magnitude 7.3 earthquake
strikes in the
Coral Sea
, 19 miles west of
Port Vila
,
[
10
]
killing at least 12 people.
[
11
]
References
↑
"Air Vanuatu files for bankruptcy protection after canceling all international flights"
. Associated Press. 10 May 2024
. Retrieved
10 May
2024
.
↑
"IMF Staff Completes 2024 Article IV Mission to Vanuatu"
.
IMF
. Retrieved
2025-08-26
.
↑
"Vanuatu votes in referendum to tame political instability"
.
Radio Free Asia
. May 29, 2024.
↑
"New Zealand claim sixth OFC Men's Nations Cup title in hard-fought final"
.
Oceania Football Confederation
. 2024-06-30
. Retrieved
2025-08-26
.
↑
"Pacific Partnership 24-2"
.
United States Navy
. Archived from
the original
on 2025-03-22
. Retrieved
2025-08-26
.
↑
"World Court Rules Tackling Climate Crisis is an International Legal Obligation"
.
Human Rights Watch
. 2025-07-24
. Retrieved
2025-08-26
.
↑
"Vanuatu to push international court for climate change action"
.
www.aljazeera.com
. 25 Sep 2021
. Retrieved
2022-09-13
.
↑
Zraick, Karen (5 December 2024).
"What to Know About a Landmark Court Case"
.
The New York Times
. Retrieved
6 February
2025
.
↑
"UN World Court concludes landmark hearings on States' responsibility for climate change"
.
UN News
. 23 December 2024
. Retrieved
6 February
2025
.
↑
Davis, William B.; Dong, Madison; Jones, Judson; Keefe, John; Malsky, Bea (2024-12-17).
"Map: 7.3-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Vanuatu"
.
The New York Times
.
ISSN
0362-4331
. Retrieved
2024-12-17
.
↑
"Official death toll stands at 12 in Vanuatu with 80,000 affected people earthquake"
.
Radio New Zealand
. 22 December 2024
. Retrieved
22 December
2024
.
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