AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFisheries Protection: Cook Islands maritime officers, backed by New Zealand navy personnel, joined a regional operation that recorded 82 vessel inspections to deter illegal fishing and protect Pacific fisheries. Seabed Mining: Te Ipukarea Society is urging scrutiny of a proposed US$1 billion company merger involving Cook Islands exploration interests, warning that corporate financing deadlines should not rush national decisions. Tourism and Events: A Rarotonga conference drew about 650 delegates, bringing business to accommodation providers, restaurants, transport operators and other local suppliers. Financial Services: Cook Islands Finance and local trustee firms used STEP Asia in Singapore to promote the country’s services and build international business links. Visitor Services: Tourists can now apply online for a Cook Islands visitor driver licence before arrival, streamlining a process that can affect visitors hiring vehicles.
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