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

From knowledge sharing to real-world resilience.

From knowledge sharing to real-world resilience. Disaster preparedness is most effective when countries learn from one another. Through this training program in China, Solomon Islands National University delegates explored innovative approaches—including AI, remote sensing, and early warning systems—to help strengthen disaster risk reduction efforts back home. Looking forward to continued collaboration for a safer and more resilient Pacific.

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PRC Embassy Education · 2026-08-05 Original ↗

A Milestone Worth Celebrating in Lukulobere

A Milestone Worth Celebrating in Lukulobere Last week, we had the privilege of joining the people of Lukulobere as they celebrated the official declaration of the Lukulobere Protected Area and received their Protected Area Certificate. This achievement reflects years of commitment and hard work by customary landowners and the wider community. Through their leadership and stewardship, important forests, biodiversity, and cultural values will be protected for future generations. Congratulations to the people of Lukulobere, as well as MECDM, NRDF, and all partners who supported this important milestone. This is a significant achievement for both the community and conservation efforts in Solomon Islands. New Zealand is pleased to support Lukulobere through the next phase of the CFFC (Carbon Financed Forest Conservation) programme, helping communities strengthen conservation efforts while building sustainable livelihoods. Over the past six years, New Zealand has invested more than SBD20 million through our partnership with Live & Learn Environmental Education to support forest conservation and sustainable livelihoods. Earlier this year, we began a new three-year phase of this partnership through the Carbon Financed Forest Conservation (CFFC) Project, reflecting our long-term commitment to community-led conservation. We are pleased that Lukulobere is one of the communities now being supported through the CFFC Project. While our support for Lukulobere is only just beginning, we look forward to working alongside the community as they build on this achievement and continue their conservation journey. The Climate Change Division -CCD - MECDM Solomon Islands Solomon Islands office of Environment and Conservation Division Natural Resources Development Foundation Babatana Rainforest Conservation Project Nakau Programme Live & Learn Solomon Islands Live and Learn Environmental Education

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NZHC Infrastructure · 2026-08-05 Original ↗

Promoting the Sound and Steady Growth of China-Solomon Islands Comprehensive Strategic Partnership

Promoting the Sound and Steady Growth of China-Solomon Islands Comprehensive Strategic Partnership By Chinese Ambassador Cai Weiming Recently, Solomon Islands Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Hon. Rick Houenipwela paid an official visit to China. This is Hon. Houenipwela’s first official visit to China since Solomon Islands’ new government took office. During this visit, Hon. Houenipwela held talks with Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi, Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao and Chairman of the China International Development Cooperation Agency (CIDCA) Chen Xiaodong. Both sides exchanged views and reached important consensus on deepening China-Solomon Islands Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, providing crucial guidance for further developing our bilateral relations. Our two countries shall step up communication and coordination, jointly implement the consensus between the two sides, inject stable momentum into bilateral relations and open a new chapter in building China-Solomon Islands community with a shared future. 1.We shall strengthen our political trust and be partners of mutual respect, China’s cooperation with Solomon Islands has always followed the principle of “four full respects” put forward by President Xi Jinping, namely, China fully respects the sovereignty and independence of Solomon Islands; fully respects the will of Solomon Islands; fully respects the cultural traditions of Solomon Islands; and fully respects Pacific Island Countries’ efforts to seek strength through unity. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pointed out that China’s policy toward Solomon Islands maintains continuity and stability. China will always support Solomon Islands in safeguarding its national sovereignty, independence, and legitimate rights and interests, as well as in pursuing a development path of its own choice. China’s relations with Pacific Island Countries is aimed at strengthening South-South cooperation and promoting common development. China carries no geopolitical intention,seeks no so-called “spheres of influence”, Pacific Island Countries are sovereign independent states, not anyone’s “backyard”, and have the right to independently choose their development partners. The one-China principle is the political foundation of China-Solomon Islands relations. During the visit, Hon. Houenipwela reiterated that the Solomon Islands Government is firmly committed to the one-China principle. Taiwan is an inalienable part of China’s territory, and the Government of the People’s Republic of China is the sole legal government representing the whole of China as decided by the UNGA Resolution 2758. Minister Wang Yi highly appreciated the reaffirmation, and stressed that the new Solomon Islands Government’s firm commitment to the one-China principle will consolidate the political foundation of bilateral ties and create necessary conditions for deepening bilateral cooperation. Recently, the Government of Papua New Guinea announced the closure of the so-called “Taipei Economic Office in Papua New Guinea”. The Government of the Republic of Nauru issued the directives to all public servants and employees of state-owned enterprises to adhere to the one-China principle. Adherence to the one-China principle is where global opinion trends and the prevailing course of the times leads. To uphold the one-China principle means resolute opposition to any form of so-called “Taiwan independence”, resolute opposition to any form of official exchanges with Taiwan authority, and support for China’s efforts to achieve national reunification. Building on the basis of the one-China principle, China-Solomon Islands relations will continue to flourish. 2.We shall deepen our practical cooperation and be partners of mutual benefit and win-win outcomes. Minister Wang Yi stressed that China’s cooperation with Solomon Islands comes with no political strings attached, is not forcibly imposed, and makes no empty promises. China is willing to strengthen the alignment of development strategies with Solomon Islands and promote high-quality Belt & Road cooperation. Hon. Houenipwela acknowledged that China’s development has benefited the world, and China’s experience is worthy of study and reference by Solomon Islands and other Pacific Island Countries. The two sides exchanged views on deepening bilateral practical cooperation in fields such as infrastructure, trade, education, medical and health-care services, and green development. Hon. Houenipwela also signed the Framework Agreement on Enhanced Economic Partnership with China, reaching mutually beneficial institutional arrangements for expanding bilateral trade, investment, and practical cooperation. The two sides also reached consensus on enhancing China’s disaster relief assistance to SI and advancing the effective implementation of the Rural Sustainable Development Project. Looking back on the seven years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Solomon Islands, our bilateral relations have maintained strong momentum, the exchanges and cooperation in various fields have achieved visible and tangible results, bringing tangible benefits to the people of Solomon Islands. China has supported the construction of the National Stadium, the SINU Dormitory, the National Referral Hospital Comprehensive Medical Center, and the National Broadband Network Project. The China-Aid Auki Road Project in Malaita Province is processing steadily. China is the top trading partner for Solomon Islands, and has implemented zero tariffs to all Solomon Islands products exported to China. The China Medical Team has helped more than 70,000 local patients and gained the heartfelt support of local people. The Chinese Police Liaison Team continues to provide professional training for RSIPF and donated vehicles, patrol boats and a large number of other equipment to RSIPF. We have every reason to believe that with joint efforts, our bilateral practical cooperation will continue to prosper. 3.We shall strengthen people-to-people exchanges and be partners standing shoulder to shoulder. The friendship between countries lies in the mutual understanding among the people, and the mutual understanding among the people lies in the communication of the hearts, Since the establishment of diplomatic relations between our two countries, our cultural exchanges are progressing. The visa-free arrangement makes personnel exchanges more frequent. The latest visa-free arrangement between Solomon Islands and Hong Kong SAR will take effect on August 26. China has helped more than 1,200 Solomon Islanders undertake training programs in China. More than 200 Solomon Islands students are studying in Chinese universities with full scholarships, which empowers human resource development of Solomon Islands. And all the provinces of Solomon Islands and Honiara have pairings with China’s provinces, supporting Solomon Islands’ provincial development. During the visit to China, Hon. Houenipwela paid a visit to Jiangsu Province which has a sister-province relationship with Malaita Province, and met with the vice governor of Jiangsu Province. They had in-depth exchanges on sub-national cooperation. Hon. Houenipwela also met with Solomon Islands students studying in China, and acknowledged their role in the strengthening of mutual understanding and people-to-people exchanges. China is willing to deepen cultural exchanges on education, youth, media and sub-national cooperation with Solomon Islands, continuously enhancing the connection between our peoples and benefiting our peoples. 4. We shall uphold multilateralism and be partners for coordination. Nowadays, the changes unseen in a century are accelerating across the world, the international situation is fluid and turbulent. Unilateralism and protectionism are on the rise, uncertainties and unpredictable elements are significantly increase. Under such context, President Xi Jinping put forward the vision of building a community with a shared future for humanity, and the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative, Global Civilization Initiative, and Global Governance Initiative. These Initiatives aim to foster a more just and equitable global governance system, and has gained vast support from developing countries. During the visit, Hon. Houenipwela praised China’s contribution to the world peace and development, reiterated Solomon Islands’ support for the vision of building a community with a shared future for humanity and the four major global initiatives proposed by President Xi Jinping, and committed to stepping up coordination and cooperation with China within multilateral organizations such as the UN and WTO. Minister Wang Yi stressed China’s willingness to work together with Solomon Islands to enhance multilateral coordination, safeguard international fairness and justice, and jointly address global challenges. We hope to join hands with Solomon Islands to work for peace and justice, and to safeguard the common interests of the developing countries. The year 2026 marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, and the start of China’s 15th Five-Year Plan for economic and social development. In the first half of 2026, China recorded a 4.7 percent GDP growth, maintaining steady development. The certainty China offers is a valuable asset in an uncertain world. China will continue to advance the implementation of the 4 global initiatives put forward by President Xi Jinping, and share development opportunities with all countries including Solomon Islands, to synergize our development strategies, strengthen our practical cooperation, and bring more visible and tangible benefits to our two countries and two peoples,

PRC Embassy Education · 2026-08-05 Original ↗

WE ARE HIRING

WE ARE HIRING📣 The Embassy of Japan in Solomon Islands is seeking for a highly motivated Solomon Islander to fulfill the position of a Grassroots Coordinator. Please submit the following documents to "saiyo@sm.mofa.go.jp" by 21st August 2026, 4 p. m.... For more information, please check out our website. https://www.sb.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/11_000001_00625.html

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Japan Embassy Vacancies · 2026-08-05 Original ↗

From Solomon Islands to New Zealand's biggest documentary festival

🎬 From Solomon Islands to New Zealand's biggest documentary festival 🎬 On 21 July, New Zealand was proud to support the attendance of Dorothy Wickham and Maeverlyn Pitanoe at the Doc Edge Festival in New Zealand for the screening of the powerful documentary, The War Below: Restoring Hope in the Solomon Islands. The screening was sold out, highlighting the strong interest in New Zealand in the ongoing impact of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in Solomon Islands, more than 80 years after World War II. Produced by New Zealand-based Nine Islands Media and the Solomon Islands Local Media Agency, the documentary shares the experiences of Solomon Islanders living with the legacy of UXOs and showcases the efforts of survivors, advocates and communities working towards a safer future. New Zealand supported the production of The War Below through Pacific Cooperation Broadcasting Limited (PCBL) and the Pacific Regional Media Fund, helping amplify Pacific voices and stories that matter. Congratulations to Dorothy, Maeverlyn and the entire production team for bringing this important Solomon Islands story to audiences in New Zealand and beyond. 🖤🇳🇿🇸🇧🖤

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NZHC Culture & Entertainment · 2026-08-04 Original ↗

Another example of China–Solomon Islands practical cooperation in action. Six new vehicles have been delivered to support immigration services, helping enhance mobility, border management and public service delivery. China will continue to work with Solomon Islands to advance mutually beneficial cooperation and improve people's livelihoods.

Another example of China–Solomon Islands practical cooperation in action. Six new vehicles have been delivered to support immigration services, helping enhance mobility, border management and public service delivery. China will continue to work with Solomon Islands to advance mutually beneficial cooperation and improve people's livelihoods.

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PRC Embassy Infrastructure · 2026-08-04 Original ↗

Japan-Solomon Islands Leaders' Meeting video highlights

A short video from the Prime Minister's Office of Japan highlighting the Japan-Solomon Islands Leaders' Meeting held on 23rd July. We hope that this summit meeting will further strengthen the friendly and cooperative relations between our two countries. 7月23日に行われた日・ソロモン首脳会談の様子をまとめた首相官邸のショート動画です。 本会談が、両国関係のさらなる強化につながることを期待しております。

Japan Embassy Politics & Government · 2026-08-03 Original ↗

Happy Makira-Ulawa Province Second Appointed Day!

🎉✨Happy Makira-Ulawa Province Second Appointed Day!🙌 The New Zealand High Commission wishes the people of Makira-Ulawa Province a very happy 43rd Second Appointed Day. We are proud of our friendship with Makira-Ulawa Province and the partnerships we have built together to create opportunities for communities across the province. Over the years, New Zealand has supported improved schools, classrooms, science laboratories, dormitories and rural training centres, alongside vocational education, community policing and safer communities. Working with the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force, New Zealand Police have also partnered with officers in Makira-Ulawa to strengthen leadership, community engagement and public confidence. We are excited to expand our partnership through the Climate and Biodiversity Smart Marine Spatial Planning project, supporting communities to make climate-smart decisions that protect marine resources, strengthen livelihoods and build resilience for the future. Makira-Ulawa is also benefiting from the Local Climate Adaptive Living (LoCAL) programme which supports locally led climate adaptation projects through performance-based grants, helping provinces strengthen resilience and access future climate finance. Iu save tu? New Zealand and Makira-Ulawa share a special cultural connection. Tupuānuku, ⭐the Matariki star of harvest and renewal, reflects many of the same values celebrated through Wogasia, the Festival of Fertility. Both honour the land, the harvest and the communities that sustain us. Happy Second Appointed Day, Makira-Ulawa Province. Wishing everyone a wonderful day of celebration.🥳 🇳🇿🤝🇸🇧 MAKIRA ULAWA PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT (MUPG)

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NZHC Culture & Entertainment · 2026-08-03 Original ↗

China welcomes handover of 161 telecommunications towers in Solomon Islands

Another milestone in China–Solomon Islands cooperation. The successful handover of 161 telecommunications towers will expand broadband access, strengthen digital connectivity, and bring new opportunities to communities across the Solomon Islands. China remains committed to working with the Solomon Islands to advance high-quality Belt and Road cooperation and support the country's digital transformation for the benefit of its people.

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PRC Embassy Infrastructure · 2026-08-02 Original ↗

New Zealand High Commission marks Guadalcanal's 42nd Second Appointed Day

🎉Happy Guadalcanal Province Second Appointed Day!✨ The New Zealand High Commission wishes the people of Guadalcanal Province a very happy 42nd Second Appointed Day.🙌 Today, and over the next few days, we celebrate Guadalcanal's rich culture and the strength of its communities. We value our long-standing friendship and are proud to work alongside the Province to support a stronger, more resilient future. Together, we are helping improve education through better classrooms and learning facilities, and with UNICEF, supporting schools with safe water, sanitation and hygiene. We are also proud to support Hope Trust Solomon Islands as it works with communities to strengthen child protection and build safer, more inclusive communities. Across Marau Sound, New Zealand is partnering with Live & Learn Environmental Education through the Climate Resilient Islands Programme, supporting communities to combine Indigenous knowledge with nature-based solutions to protect the ecosystems they depend on. In East and North Guadalcanal, Plant and Food New Zealand and Ola Fou are working with farmers to improve soil health and strengthen sustainable food production, helping communities adapt to a changing climate. Guadalcanal is also one of the provinces benefiting from the Local Climate Adaptive Living (LoCAL) programme which is helping provinces access climate finance for locally led adaptation projects that strengthen resilience and support long-term development. Happy Second Appointed Day, Guadalcanal Province🙌. We look forward to continuing our partnership for many years to come. 🇳🇿🤝🇸🇧 Guadalcanal Provincial Government

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NZHC Culture & Entertainment · 2026-08-01 Original ↗

G'Day Solomons highlights Round 2 community partnership grants

No mis aot long fotnaet G'Day Solomon radio program! Las wik, hem raon 2 blong Solomon Aelan Ostrelia Komiuniti Patnasip wea hem open fo aplikeison fand fo sapotim komiuniti grups diliva smol fala infrastraktua projekt wea bae impruvim lokol laef blong iumi. Lo program, mifala tok stori wetim Ostrelia Hae Komison Sekon Sekretari blong Politkol Justin Pereira, Asistan Program Maneja blong hem Linda Rongonao en wanfa long olketa resipen blong projekt Gaylin Marly Moveni wea hem blong Uriaupo Komiuniti long South Vella La Vella. *** Don’t miss out on our fortnightly G’Day Solomons radio program! 📻 Last week, round 2 of the Solomon Islands–Australia Community Partnerships grants opened, supporting community groups to deliver small-scale infrastructure projects that improve local livelihoods. In this program, we ‘tok stori’ with Australian High Commission Second Secretary (Political) Justin Pereira, Assistant Program Manager Linda Rongonao, and grant recipient Galyin Marly Moveni from Uriaupo Community, South Vella La Vella about the application process and the impact of the program. Click here 👇 to hear more;

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AHC Infrastructure · 2026-07-31 Original ↗

Big milestone for Solomon Islands agribusiness!

Bikfala maelston fo olketa agribinis long Solomon Aelans! Solomon Aelans – Ostrelia Patnasip hemi patna wetem @Islands’ Own fo buildim olketa niufala fasiliti fo tekem Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Certification fo desiccated kokonat blong Islands’ Own. “Diswan hemi bikfala boost fo kokonat sekta insaed long kandere blong iumi” – Leo Tuke, Administration Officer, Islands Own Mitim HACCP international standard hemi meanm Islands Own babae save expotim desiccated kokonat long olketa maket long ovasi to showm quality blo Solomon Aelans araon long wol an mekem staka job fo olketa Solomon Aelandas 🇸🇧🤝🇦🇺 *** 🚀 Big milestone for Solomon Islands agribusiness! 🥥🌴 The has partnered with @Islands’ Own with building new facilities to secure Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) Certification for its desiccated coconut. “It’s a very big boost for the coconut sector in our country” – Leo Tuke, Administration Officer, Islands Own Meeting the HACCP international standard means Islands Own can now start exporting desiccated coconut to new overseas markets to showcase the quality of Solomon Islands around the world and generate more jobs for Solomon Islanders 🇸🇧🤝🇦🇺

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AHC Business & Economy · 2026-07-31 Original ↗

Besi Village youth representatives complete leadership program in China

Congratulations to the youth representatives from Besi Village on completing their leadership program in China! Youth are the future of every nation. China is pleased to support exchanges that foster leadership, mutual understanding, and shared development. We hope these young leaders will inspire more people in their communities and contribute to an even brighter future for Solomon Islands.

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PRC Embassy Women & Youth · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Six Solomon Islands participants complete 2026 Qilu-Enabling Youth Training Camp

Congratulations to the six Solomon Islands participants who successfully completed the 2026 Qilu-Enabling Youth Training Camp in China. Through practical training, cultural exchange, and skills development, this program reflects China's commitment to supporting Pacific youth and strengthening people-to-people ties. Together, we will continue to invest in the next generation and advance our shared pursuit of sustainable development and lasting friendship.

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PRC Embassy Women & Youth · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Building Better Roads, Connecting Communities: China-Aid Road Rehabilitation in Auki

Building Better Roads, Connecting Communities: A Look at the China-Aid Road Rehabilitation Project in Auki

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PRC Embassy Infrastructure · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

North Malaita communities plant 2,000+ mangroves to protect new Malu’u Market

🌱🌊 Komuniti long North Malaita hem i stat plantim 2,000+ mangrov fo protektim niufala Malu’u Maket! Ostrelia hem hapi fo sapotim disfala lokal nature-bes projekt, wea komuniti hem lidim — waka wetim Fera Au Conservation Association an North Shore Mangroves komiti fo trein an ekiupim komuniti fo olketa save kipim an protektim enviromen blo olketa. Oketa maguru’s ia bae waka wetim niufala seawall fo reducim erosion, daonim eneji blong wave an impruvim kwaliti blong wata en marine laef. Projekt ia hem mekem waka, impruvim skil long komiuniti en bildim komiuniti onasip fo strongfala kostal long fiucha. Lukim komiuniti akson —wanfala gud example blong praktis. *** 🌱🌊 Communities in North Malaita have begun planting 2,000+ mangroves to protect the new Malu’u Market! Australia is proud to support this locally-led initiative—working with Fera Au Conservation Association and the North Shore Mangroves Committee to train and equip communities to preserve and protect their environment. The mangroves will work alongside the new seawall to reduce erosion, absorb wave energy and improve water quality and marine life. The project is creating short-term jobs, boosting community skills and building community ownership for long-term coastal resilience. Check out community action— a great example of in practice.

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AHC Environment & Climate · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Friendship grows through exchange, and cooperation deepens through mutual learning

Friendship grows through exchange, and cooperation deepens through mutual learning. The successful visit of the Solomon Islands parliamentary delegation to China has further strengthened parliamentary ties and expanded exchanges on sustainable development, environmental protection and people-centered governance. China looks forward to working with Solomon Islands to deepen mutual trust, enhance practical cooperation and build a shared future of common development.

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PRC Embassy Politics & Government · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Why China Won’t Restore the Old Summer Palace

Source: Beautiful places in China

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PRC Embassy Culture & Entertainment · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Lokol Polis en Pasifik Patnas bin help wetim UXO long Vanuatu

Lokol Polis en Pasifik Patnas bin help wetim UXO long Vanuatu Taem olketa gogo baek hom stap kam lo Tuvalu, Polis konstabol Barnabas Talo, Sajen Patteson Filiga wetim olketa ADF ofisa bin stop long Vanuatu fo helpem Mobael Fos asesim olketa UXO raonim Cook Barracks Diswan hem help fo klosim gud wanfala saksesful Opareisin Renda Seif long Tuvalu, wea olketa tim bin duim savei waka lo Nanumea Lagoon long Tuvalu en bin tok stori wetim olketa long komiuniti abaotim risk blong UXO *** RSIPF and Pacific Partners helping with UXO in Vanuatu On their way home from Tuvalu, Police Constable Barnabas Talo, Sergeant Patterson Filiga and their ADF Colleagues stopped off in Vanuatu to help the Vanuatu Mobile Force assess UXO around Cook Barracks. This helped cap off a successful Operation Render Safe deployment to Tuvalu, where the teams undertook survey work of Nanumea Lagoon in Tuvalu and engaged with the community on the risk of UXO.

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AHC Law & Security · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Tugeda iumi strongim education lo Solomon Islands

Tugeda iumi strongim education lo Solomon Islands 🇳🇿🤝🇸🇧 Last week, the New Zealand High Commission, Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) and the Partnership Support Hub came together for a planning workshop under the Waka Fo Edukeison Programme 2025–2035. Thank you MEHRD colleagues for the productive discussions we had on how to progress our shared education priorities to improve education outcomes for every pikinini lo Solomon Islands.

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NZHC Education · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

Mitim Finlyn an Dr Selma. Tufala save helpem pipol fo tekem helt kea wea olketa nidim

Mitim Finlyn an Dr Selma. Tufala save helpem pipol fo tekem helt kea wea olketa nidim Finlyn an Dr Selma tufala pat blo fotifala helt wakaman an mere wea lanem saen langus fo sapotem olketa pipol wea def an no save herehere gud. Disfala trein lo waka ia hem tekem kam oketa wakaman an mere lo helt from NRH, HCC, Seif Ples an SIPPA wetem sapot blong Solomon Aelan Ostrelia Patnasip tugeda wetim patnasip blo MHMS. Disfala trenin hem help fo mekm helt sevis gud anda evri wan fo a... See more

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AHC Health · 2026-07-30 Original ↗

PEV bae klos tudei!

PEV bae klos tudei! If iu aplae finis bat no komplitim aplikeison blong iu, mek sua iu go long Immi Akaont blong iu en sabmit bifo melwan naet tudei. *** The Pacific Engagement Visa (PEV) ballot closes today (29 July) at 11.59 pm AEST! If you are intending to apply and haven't finalised your application, make sure to log on to your ImmiAccount and click submit before midnight tonight

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AHC Politics & Government · 2026-07-29 Original ↗

Bikifala rekod!

Bikifala rekod! Tuelf taosen en staka moa Solomon Aelandas nao olketa go waka anda PALM scheme, wea hem mekem niufala opatiunitis en helpem familis, komiunitis kamap gud taem olketa sendem kam baek selen hom *** A record-breaking milestone! More than 12,000 Solomon Islanders have now been deployed under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme, creating new opportunities and helping families and communities thrive through record remittances sent home.

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AHC General News · 2026-07-29 Original ↗

On July 28, 2026, FM Wang Yi addressed the High-Level Meeting themed "The Global Development Initiative(GDI) at Five Years: Joining Hands for a Brighter Future of Sustainable Development".

On July 28, 2026, FM Wang Yi addressed the High-Level Meeting themed "The Global Development Initiative(GDI) at Five Years: Joining Hands for a Brighter Future of Sustainable Development". Wang Yi said that we are living through a period of transformation and turbulence, confirming the pressing relevance of the GDI. We call on all parties to: Enhance solidarity and cooperation to foster a peaceful environment for development. Combine our efforts to accelerate progress toward the SDGs. Champion openness and mutual learning to boost innovation as the engine for development. Practice multilateralism to help improve the global governance system. Full text: https://www.mfa.gov.cn/.../202607/t20260728_11993896.html

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PRC Embassy Education · 2026-07-29 Original ↗