Fiji, June 5 -- Forum deputy Secretary General Desna Solofa has called for a stronger focus on implementation of key trade agreements, saying the Pacific must turn trade commitments into tangible benefits as global uncertainty reshapes international commerce.

Speaking at the Pacific ACP Trade Officials Meeting Thursday, Solofa said the region was meeting at a critical time marked by geopolitical shifts, climate change, supply chain disruptions and rapid technological change.

Solofa said Pacific countries were strengthening their collective voice through the Blue Pacific agenda while pursuing national reforms aimed at inclusive growth and sustainable development.

"We meet at a time of profound global transformation. International trade ...