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Diplomatic Missions

Official updates from the Chinese, Australian, New Zealand and Japanese missions in Solomon Islands.

New Zealand High Commission Hiring Policy and Economic Adviser

📣Reminder – We’re Hiring! Are you looking for your next challenge? We’re looking for a Policy and Economic Adviser to join the New Zealand High Commission team. Don’t miss out, applications close midday Monday 2 November. See more details: https://pasifikihr.com/job/detail/5724/

Policy and Economic Adviser vacancy
NZHC Business & Economy · 2026-10-29 Original ↗

Manaaki New Zealand Public Sector Financial Management Course Applications Open

Calling all public sector finance professionals looking to upskill in Auckland, New Zealand! This is your friendly reminder that applications for the Manaaki New Zealand Thematic Short-Term Training Scholarships Public Sector Leadership - Financial Management are OPEN This three-week course is designed to upskill public service leaders working in the area of financial management. The course will be held from 5 April - 23 April 2027 in Auckland, New Zealand. For more information, and to apply online visit: https://manaaki-tstts.nz/programmes/pacific/ Applications will close Sunday 8 November 2026. All are encouraged to apply, from every province across Solomon Islands! For further enquiries, please contact manaaki-tstts@wup.nz and include the course name and your country in the subject line. This course is funded by the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme through the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

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NZHC Education · 2026-10-29 Original ↗

RSIPF Strengthens First Aid Skills with China Police Liaison Team Support

We are happy to see Royal Solomon Islands Police Force strengthen the frontline officers’ first aid skills and emergency response capabilities with the support of the China Police Liaison Team (CPLT). Through practical training and professional exchanges, China is willing to deepen cooperation with Solomon Islands, enhance operational capacity, and contribute to the safety and well-being of local communities.

PRC Embassy Law & Security · 2026-10-27 Original ↗

Solomon Islands Education Delegation Completes New Zealand Study Tour

During their education study tour to New Zealand from 11–17 October 2026, Hon. Stephen Kumi and his delegation were hosted by a range of schools, tertiary institutions and training providers to explore how education can better connect learners with skills and employment opportunities. In Rotorua, the programme took the delegation to Te Puia and the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute to experience Māori culture and learn about approaches toward indigenous skills training. The delegation also visited Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology to explore their tourism and hospitality offering, where they had the opportunity to taste the delicious kai made by Year 3 students! In Auckland, the programme included visits to Auckland University of Technology, Manurewa High School and Western Springs College to explore vocational pathways, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), trades training, and connections between education and industry. Together, these exchanges offered opportunities to connect with educators and training providers, share experiences, and consider practical approaches relevant to the Solomon Islands. 🙏Our thanks to all the schools, institutions, students, and hosts who welcomed the delegation and shared their knowledge and experience! New Zealand is proud to support this study tour through the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Vocational Short-Term Training Scheme.🇳🇿 AUT - Auckland University of Technology, Manurewa High School, Western Springs College - Auckland, NZ, Toi Ohomai, Te Puia - Rotorua, NZ New Zealand Māori Arts & Crafts Institute Ministry of Education NZ

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NZHC Education · 2026-10-27 Original ↗

A Student's Life in Japan: Ariella's Story

A Student's Life in Japan: Ariella's Story (Undergraduate Student) A member of our Embassy staff recently met with Ariella-san, who began her studies in Tokyo in April 2026 as an Undergraduate Student through Japan's MEXT scholarship program. Although Ariella could not speak Japanese at all before coming to Japan, she can now hold about 80% of her conversations in Japanese. She spends most of her weekends studying, and her dedication is clearly paying off. It is wonderful to see how much progress she has made in such a short time. She has not experienced homesickness and seems to be enjoying her life in Japan. She has visited Enoshima and Kamakura on school trips, as well as Tokyo Skytree and Shinjuku with her friends. One thing that surprised Ariella-san about Japan was the crowded trains. She initially wondered how Japanese people managed to board and travel on such packed trains so smoothly, but she has now grown accustomed to them. Another surprise was the coin tray used at shop counters. In Solomon Islands, people generally hand money directly to the cashier or place it on the counter. In Japan, however, money is placed in a tray when making payments. Ariella-san was surprised and impressed by this custom and the care taken in handling money. Now, six months into her studies in Japan, Ariella-san is approaching an important milestone: deciding which university to attend. She is attending information sessions at several universities as she considers her future academic path. Despite the differences in language, culture, and climate, and with the colder months ahead, Ariella-san continues to work hard and pursue her goals in Japan. We look forward to seeing her continue to grow and thrive, and we hope you will join us in cheering her on.

Japan Embassy Education · 2026-10-26 Original ↗

Remarks by H.E. Qian Bo at the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Dialogue

Remarks by H.E. Qian Bo, Special Envoy of the Chinese Government for Pacific Island Countries Affairs at the Leaders Dialogue with Dialogue Partners of the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders and Related Meetings Though oceans apart, China and Pacific island countries are closely bonded in hearts and souls. We share the Austronesian ancestry originating from southeast China, uphold the shared values of peace, respect and inclusiveness, and pursue the common vision of independent national rejuvenation. China has always been a sincere friend and reliable partner for PICs on their path of development. Under the strategic guidance of President Xi Jinping and leaders of PICs, new achievements have been made since the last dialogue meeting in building China-Pacific community with a shared future. Steady progress has been registered in infrastructure cooperation. Ten key projects, including the National Referral Hospital Comprehensive Medical Centre in Solomon Islands, the National Convention Center in FSM, the Power Grid Project in PNG have been completed. A number of other projects are advancing smoothly, such as the Naoero Sports Center, the Vanua Levu Road Upgrade in Fiji, the South Tarawa Transport Network Upgrade in Kiribati and the Port Vila Road Upgrade in Vanuatu. We have worked to help PICs bolster economic and trade resilience. China signed the Framework Agreement on Enhanced Economic Partnership with PNG, Fiji, Kiribati, Naoero, Tonga, Vanuatu, FSM and Solomon Islands. The agreements will further facilitate trade with China, and promote industrialization and agricultural modernization of PICs. We stepped up support on fighting climate change. China pledged 2 million US dollars last year to support 100 community-centered projects in PICs, which are being rolled out across the region, such as the Tonga wind power project, Naoero solar power project, Vanuatu renewable energy-powered desalination project and PNG low-carbon demonstration zone. More support has been given to PICs in delivering better healthcare and education service. China has deployed seven medical teams in PICs since last year. The Chinese hospital ship Ark Silk Road delivered medical services for over 16,000 patients in Fiji, Tonga, PNG and Naoero. More scholarship and training programs have been made available for PICs. Seven China-PICs multilateral cooperation platforms have empowered PICs to better address climate change, counter natural disasters, accelerate agricultural development, reduce poverty and strengthen law-enforcement capacity. Looking ahead, China will continue to follow the principle of “Four Full Respects”, further strengthen the alignment between the Belt and Road Initiative and the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent, China’s 15th Five-year Plan and the Pacific Roadmap for Economic Development, and increase investment and engagement in the region. First, China will scale up support for PICs’ transition towards renewable energy. With its complete industrial chains, mature technologies and experience in delivering projects, China will help interested countries reduce dependence on single-source energy supply, advance energy infrastructure development and improve energy reserve capabilities. Second, build a China-PICs Blue Partnership. We will strengthen cooperation in blue economy, marine ecological conservation and nearshore and offshore aquaculture, as well as emerging marine industries, including marine renewable energy and marine bio-medicine, with material, financial and talent support to enable PICs’ shift from “surviving on the sea” to “prospering from the sea”. This year, China will continue to provide USD 200,000 to the Pacific Regional Environment Programme. Third, expand trade and investment cooperation. China will open wider its super-sized domestic market, welcomes more export of PICs’ high quality products to China via platforms including the China International Import Expo, and support private-sector investment in PICs. Fourth, China will firmly uphold the UN-centered international system and the international order underpinned by international law, safeguard the international nuclear non-proliferation regime with the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons as its cornerstone, and the South Pacific Nuclear-Free Zone. The adoption of UNGA Resolution 2758 in 1971 has affirmed that the participation of the Taiwan region in international organizations must be handled in accordance with the one-China principle, which is strictly followed by the UN system and other international and regional organizations. We appreciate the firm commitment by the vast majority of the PIF members to the one-China principle, which constitutes the political bedrock and fundamental prerequisite for closer cooperation between China and PIF. As an ancient Chinese proverb goes, “A just cause finds many supporters, and we are all one family under the sun.” The beautiful blue Pacific is the shared home of China and PICs. China stands ready to work hand‐in‐hand with PICs to deliver greater benefits to peoples on both sides. Thank you.

Remarks by H.E. Qian Bo at the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Dialogue
PRC Embassy Politics & Government · 2026-09-02 Original ↗

UN Resolution 2758 and the one-China principle at the Pacific Islands Forum

The adoption of UNGA Resolution 2758 in 1971 has affirmed that the participation of the Taiwan region in international organizations must be handled in accordance with the one-China principle, which is strictly followed by the UN system and other international and regional organizations. We appreciate the firm commitment by the vast majority of the PIF members to the one-China principle, which constitutes the political bedrock and fundamental prerequisite for closer cooperation between China and PIF. As an ancient Chinese proverb goes, “A just cause finds many supporters, and we are all one family under the sun.” The beautiful blue Pacific is the shared home of China and PICs. China stands ready to work hand‐in‐hand with PICs to deliver greater benefits to peoples on both sides. -----------------Remarks by H.E. Qian Bo, Special Envoy of the Chinese Government for Pacific Island Countries Affairs at the Leaders Dialogue with Dialogue Partners of the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders and Related Meetings

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PRC Embassy Politics & Government · 2026-09-02 Original ↗

Embassy Highlights Solomon Islands PhD Scholar's Journey in China

We are pleased to see the inspiring journey of a young Solomon Islands scholar pursuing her PhD in China. Her story is a powerful reminder that perseverance and education can help turn aspirations into reality. May more young people from Solomon Islands and China have the opportunity to learn, grow and pursue their dreams, and become bridges of friendship and cooperation between our two countries.

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PRC Embassy Education · 2026-08-20 Original ↗

New Zealand High Commission Hiring Development Programme Coordinator

We’re hiring! The New Zealand High Commission is recruiting for a Development Programme Coordinator. This position is responsible for managing the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme and New Zealand’s youth engagement programmes in Solomon Islands. If you: ... - Are passionate about education and youth development in Solomon Islands - Are keen to work in a fast-paced and exciting work environment - Have strong project and relationship management skills - Communicate clearly and confidently We’d love to hear from you! If this sounds like you, please visit the Pasifiki HR website to apply: Development Programme Coordinator | Pasifiki HR Applications must be received by Monday 31 August 2026 (midnight) 🖤🇳🇿🇸🇧🖤

Development Programme Coordinator vacancy
NZHC Vacancies · 2026-08-19 Original ↗

Manaaki New Zealand vocational scholarships open for mental health professionals

Are you working in the areas of Counselling, a role that supports mental health in Solomon Islands and looking to upskill? Applications are open for the Manaaki New Zealand Vocational Short Term Training Scholarships for mental health professionals. A range of courses are available under VSTTS for study in New Zealand or online. VSTTS courses can range from 1 week to 12 months and must be with a certified training provider at Certificate Levels 1 – 4 or Diploma Level 5. Applications will close 16th September 2026. Please contact nzscholarshipshoniara@mfat.govt.nz for guidance on how to apply. This course is funded through the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Programme through the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

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NZHC Education · 2026-08-19 Original ↗

The War Below brings Solomon Islands voices to Pacific audiences

🎬 Tonight, Solomon Islands voices will be heard across the Pacific.The War Below: Restoring Hope in the Solomon Islands tells the powerful stories of Solomon Islanders living with the legacy of unexploded WWII ordnance, more than 80 years after the war ended.Funded by NZ On Air's Pacific Regional Media Fund, in partnership with Pasifika TV, the documentary was created by a Pacific-led team and places Solomon Islands voices front and centre. The film grew from the reporting of Solomon Islands journalist Elizabeth Osifelo and features the contributions of fellow Solomon Islands journalists and storytellers including Dorothy Wickham, Jeremy Gwao and Bradford Noda. Together, they have helped bring an important Solomon Islands story to audiences across the Pacific and beyond.New Zealand🇳🇿 is proud to support opportunities for Solomon Islanders to tell their own stories, share their experiences, and bring important local issues to the world through Pacific storytelling and partnership.Tagio tumas lo ota survivors, journalists, filmmakers and communities wea ota sharem ota experiences. Stori blo Solomon Islands ota nao talem, and ota pipol lo world nao harem.📺 Watch The War Below on Pasifika TV from 6.30pm tonight. In Solomon Islands, Pasifika TV is available through SIBC News, Tavuli News - Solomon Islands and TTV.

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NZHC General News · 2026-08-17 Original ↗

Chinese Foreign Ministry responds to Japanese politicians visiting Yasukuni Shrine

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson’s Remarks on Japanese Politicians Paying Respects to the Yasukuni War Shrine Which Honors Class-A War Criminalshttps://www.fmprc.gov.cn/.../.../202608/t20260815_12004733.html...

PRC Embassy Politics & Government · 2026-08-17 Original ↗

China's medical teams strengthen healthcare in Solomon Islands

China’s medical teams are making a real difference in the Solomon Islands. From providing specialist consultations and performing complex surgeries to training local medical professionals, Chinese doctors have helped expand access to quality healthcare and strengthen local medical capacity. Healthcare knows no borders. China will continue to work with the Solomon Islands to bring better medical services to communities and build a healthier future together.

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PRC Embassy Health · 2026-08-17 Original ↗

China marks 81 years since Japan's unconditional surrender

81 years ago, Japan announced its unconditional surrender. We remember history not to foster hatred, but to stay vigilant. May we never allow the path of war to repeat itself. Remember History, Cherish Peace.

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PRC Embassy General News · 2026-08-15 Original ↗

Chinese Foreign Ministry responds to joint statement on Pacific missile testing

Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson’s Remarks on the So-called Joint Statement by the U.S. and Certain Countries at the Conference on Disarmament Q: Yesterday at the Conference on Disarmament, the U.S. and certain countries made a joint statement, alleging that recent missile testing activity in the Pacific area did not follow the “standard practices” to provide advance notice, which increases the risk of miscalculation and undermines stability in the region, and that relevant countries should implement the Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation. It is believed that the joint statement is directed at China’s test fire of a submarine-launched ballistic missile in July. What is China’s comment? A: The so-called joint statement by the U.S. and certain countries at the Conference on Disarmament, which brandished the Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation and alluded to China’s missile test launch, was driven solely by political motives and fully reveals their hypocrisy and double standards. China urges relevant countries to stop abusing multilateral arms control mechanisms, replace irrational confrontation with sincere dialogue and create conditions necessary for enhancing dialogue and exchanges in the area of arms control.

PRC Embassy Law & Security · 2026-08-13 Original ↗

We acknowledge and thank the hard work of the four departing members of the CPLT in Solomon Islands

We acknowledge and thank the hard work of the four departing members of the CPLT in Solomon Islands. During their mission in this beautiful country, they worked closely with RSIPF to support police training, capacity building and community engagement. China looks forward to further strengthening law enforcement collaboration with Solomon Islands.

PRC Embassy Law & Security · 2026-08-12 Original ↗

China's support helps Gao-Bugotu fishermen build sustainable livelihoods

China’s support for fishermen in Gao-Bugotu Constituency, Isabel, through canoes and a solar-powered freezer is a practical example of how small-scale projects can make a meaningful difference to local communities. By improving access to fishing equipment, storage and markets, such cooperation helps create sustainable livelihoods and supports rural development. A shared commitment to stronger communities and a better future.

PRC Embassy Business & Economy · 2026-08-12 Original ↗

China congratulates 30 RSIPF officers on completing specialized training

Congratulations to the 30 RSIPF officers on completing the specialized training jointly delivered by the China Police Liaison Team. China remains committed to supporting capacity building and strengthening practical cooperation with Solomon Islands in law enforcement and public security.

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PRC Embassy Law & Security · 2026-08-10 Original ↗

New Zealand Supports Malo Kitchen Through Business Link Pacific

Through the New Zealand funded Business Link Pacific programme small business enterprises like Malo Kitchen are able to access grants enabling investments that support their continued growth and development. Congratulations to Susan Timi with the successful BLP grant. We are big fans of the delicious ginger tea you produce here at the New Zealand High Commission! 🖤🇳🇿🇸🇧🖤

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NZHC Business & Economy · 2026-08-10 Original ↗

New Zealand Supports Marine Spatial Planning Surveyor Training

🌊 We love this story highlighting collaboration on ocean management in Solomon Islands🖤🖤 A week ago, a team from Ministry of Environment Climate Change Disaster Management and Meteorology (MECDM)’s Climate Change Division (CCD), and the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) successfully completed a six-day training on SIIVA and Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) surveying. This training is part of the New Zealand funded Climate and Biodiversity-Smart Marine Spatial Programme (CaB-Smart MSP). Through this programme, New Zealand is working with the Solomon Islands to support ocean management that balances conservation, livelihoods, and economic development for current and future generations. By investing in local expertise and capacity development, CaB-Smart MSP is empowering local professionals and communities to better respond to climate challenges while building a more resilient and sustainable marine future. 🌏🌊 🖤🇳🇿🇸🇧🖤 Ministry of Environment Climate Change Disaster Management and Meteorology The Climate Change Division -CCD - MECDM Solomon Islands Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources - Solomon Islands

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NZHC Environment & Climate · 2026-08-10 Original ↗

Nambawan Haus Museum Opens in Tulagi with New Zealand Support

📍 Tulagi, Central Islands Province A new cultural landmark opened its doors in Tulagi this week with the launch of Nambawan Haus Museum. New Zealand was honoured to celebrate this milestone, marking the opening of only the second national museum and creating a unique place for visitors to discover the rich history, heritage and stories of Solomon Islands. Nambawan Haus stands at the crossroads of history. Looking across the waters of Tulagi in the former residence of the first British Resident Commissioner, the museum invites visitors to explore the stories that have shaped Solomon Islands: the heritage of the people of Ngella, the profound impact of World War II, and the journey of Solomon Islands from past to present. New Zealand is proud to have supported the museum through our partnership with Volunteer Service Abroad (VSA). Volunteer Nick Dixon brought expertise, creativity and dedication to the development of the museum. His contribution leaves a lasting legacy for the people of Solomon Islands and the many visitors who will walk through its doors. If you are visiting Honiara soon, we encourage you to head out to Tulagi and visit Nambawan Haus museum! 🇸🇧🤝🇳🇿

NZHC Culture & Entertainment · 2026-08-07 Original ↗

New Zealand and Australia join Poitete students for traditional panpipe

🎵🇳🇿 New Zealand High Commissioner Jonathan Curr and 🇦🇺Australia's Deputy High Commissioner Andrew Schloeffel joined students at Poitete Community High School in Kolombangara, Western Province, to try the traditional panpipe - celebrating culture, friendship, and the strong partnership between New Zealand, Australia and Solomon Islands. 🖤🇳🇿🇸🇧🖤

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NZHC Education · 2026-08-06 Original ↗

A new milestone for the China-aided Auki Road Project!

A new milestone for the China-aided Auki Road Project! The installation of the asphalt mixing plant paves the way for the next phase of road construction, bringing the project one step closer to completion. Practical cooperation between China and Solomon Islands continues to deliver quality infrastructure and lasting benefits for local communities. 👍China Aid Auki Road Project has reached another important milestone 🇨🇳🇸🇧China Aid Auki Road Project has reached another important milestone with the installation of the asphalt mixing plant currently underway in Aligegeo. 🆙The installation is progressing well under the supervision of the engineers and technical specialists. Once completed, the asphalt mixing plant will produce the asphalt required for the road surfacing works, paving the way for the next major phase of the project.🎉🎉🎉 ⏭️Project management is optimistic that the installation will be completed by the end of next week, subject to favourable weather conditions and the successful completion of testing and commissioning.👏👏👏 The Project Manager Mr. Liu Bao Dong said the installation of the asphalt mixing plant reflects the company's commitment to delivering a high-quality road that will serve the people of Malaita for many years.🥳 "The installation of the asphalt mixing plant is a significant achievement for the China Aid Auki Road Project. We appreciate the continued support and cooperation of the people of Malaita and remain committed to completing the project safely, efficiently, and to a 🔝high standard." ⏭️The asphalt mixing plant is a key component of the road construction process, enabling the project team to produce high-quality asphalt on site and efficiently carry out paving operations. ⏭️Since the commencement of the project, the Construction Team has continued to make steady progress, including earthworks, drainage improvements, concrete pavement construction, and prime coating. The completion of the asphalt mixing plant installation will mark another major step toward the commencement of asphalt paving. 🤝The China Aid Auki Road Project is expected to deliver long-term benefits by improving road safety, reducing travel times, enhancing access to schools, health facilities and markets, and supporting economic growth in Malaita Province. The Construction Team remains committed to working closely with the Solomon Islands Government, project stakeholders, and local communities to ensure the successful delivery of this important infrastructure project.🤝🤝🤝

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PRC Embassy Infrastructure · 2026-08-06 Original ↗

On 3rd August, three new JICA Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) dispatched to Solomon Islands paid a courtesy call on Ambassador HIGUCHI.

On 3rd August, three new JICA Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) dispatched to Solomon Islands paid a courtesy call on Ambassador HIGUCHI. These three individuals will be dispatched to Honiara, Auki(Malaita Province), Gizo(Western Province) and will engage in activities that contribute to the social and cultural development of Solomon Islands in their respective fields. (1)Job type (2)Assigned organizations (3) Responsibilities for the four individuals dispatched this time are as follows: In the accompanying photo, from left: 🐟Tomoki Fujita (1) Community Development (2) Ministry of Fishery, Auki office (3) Support for Fisheries Resource Management in Malaita Province 👟Shin Tanaka (1) Physical Education Teacher (2) St. Nicholas College (3) Teaching Physical Education in a Primary School 🐟Kai Shinozaki (1) Community Development (2) Ministry of Fishery, Gizo office (3) Support for Fisheries Resource Management in Western Province 8月3日、新しくソロモン諸島に派遣された3名のJICA海外協力隊員(JOCV)が樋口大使を表敬訪問しました。今回の3名はソロモン諸島の首都ホニアラ市、マライタ州アウキ市、ウェスタン州ギゾ市に派遣され、それぞれの分野でソロモン諸島の社会的、文化的発展につながる活動に従事します。 今回派遣された3名の(1)職種(2)配属先(3)担当内容は以下の通りです。 写真左から、 🐟藤田 朋季(ふじた ともき) (1)コミュニティ開発(2)漁業省アウキ事務所(3)マライタ州の水産資源管理の支援 👟田中 眞(たなか しん) (1)体育教師(2)セント・ニコラス・カレッジ小学校(3) 小学校で体育を指導 🐟篠崎 可偉(しのざき かい) (1)コミュニティ開発(2)漁業省ギゾ事務所(3) ウエスタン州の水産資源管理の支援

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Japan Embassy General News · 2026-08-06 Original ↗