Fiji, July 21 -- The Pacific must build education systems that are resilient, evidence-informed, culturally grounded and future-ready to respond to climate change, labour mobility and rapid technological change, SPC deputy Director-General - Science and Capability Dr Andrew Jones said.

Addressing the opening of the 11th Pacific Board for Educational Quality (PBEQ) Meeting, Dr Jones said education must become the region's priority as Pacific countries confront increasingly interconnected challenges.

"Climate change is reshaping our communities and challenging the resilience of our education systems.

"Labour mobility is creating new opportunities while also requiring us to rethink the skills, qualifications, and pathways needed by our pe...