AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSPREP in Samoa: Wallis-et-Futuna has taken the chair of the Fifth SPREP Executive Board Meeting in Apia, with the Troika set to push Pacific environmental priorities and ensure smaller territories’ concerns are heard. Fisheries push: Pacific foreign ministers in Suva backed stronger fisheries protection, ocean governance and clearer maritime boundaries, endorsing a new 2026–2035 regional fisheries strategy for leaders to consider. Women and climate: Pacific representatives urged global action to put women and girls at the centre of the climate fight at CSW66, linking resilience to gender equality and lower emissions. PII 50 celebrations: Pacific International Inc. marked its 50th anniversary with a major concert at Delap Park in Majuro, drawing more than a thousand fans. China missile fallout: Pacific leaders remain divided after China’s nuclear-capable missile test, with ministers unable to agree on a joint condemnation and diplomatic tensions spilling into Taiwan’s planned attendance at the Palau summit. Nauru in the spotlight: Nauru Ocean Resources Inc. is at the centre of renewed deep-sea mining controversy after the ISA extended exploration rights tied to The Metals Company. PNA CEO search: The Parties to the Nauru Agreement has opened applications for a new CEO to lead tuna fisheries and ocean resource management.
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