AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPacific Security & Governance: NZDF backed Cook Islands Police fisheries patrols in May, with RNZAF aircraft joining later to photograph vessels of interest under Operation Tui Moana and Operation Kiwa. Digital Resilience: Fiji and other Pacific nations are pushing cybercrime law coordination, finalising a regional handbook with Cook Islands among participants. Deep-Sea Resources: NOAA will map deep waters around the Cook Islands this July–August, with data shared publicly and with local stewardship bodies; meanwhile Deep Sea Minerals says it submitted a NOAA application and achieved substantial compliance. Regional Business & Investment: CIIC continues director training to strengthen governance across its boards. Rugby Economy Watch: New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters says Moana Pasifika can still be saved as new backers show interest, while Cook Islands and Tonga rugby leaders back Kanaloa’s bid to take over the franchise. Food & Trade Rules: EU seafood requirements are set to hit most Pacific Island freezer vessels, raising compliance pressure for access to the EU market. Local Tourism Push: Te Tapora Kai’s “Taste of the Cook Islands” pop-up is driving market foot traffic with local food, crafts and cultural demos.
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