AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaritime Security: RNZAF and NZ Customs ran surveillance patrols in Fiji, Niue and the Cook Islands’ EEZ in May, targeting vessels of interest linked to serious organised crime and fisheries enforcement. Tourism Data & Strategy: The Pacific Tourism Organisation, with Niue under the Pacific Tourism Data Initiative, released the 2024 International Visitor Survey, highlighting visitor preferences and spending to guide regional tourism planning. Fuel & Energy Resilience: Penrhyn Island burned through its last 100 litres of diesel, borrowing 5,000 litres from police patrol boat Te Kukupa II while restricting power use as fuel deliveries are delayed. Governance & Investment Capability: CIIC continued director training for boards across its group, focusing on decision-making, conflicts of interest and key governance challenges for 2026. Pacific Rugby Business: Cook Islands and Tonga rugby leaders backed Kanaloa’s bid to take over Moana Pasifika, arguing Pacific-led pathways must be protected as the franchise exits Super Rugby Pacific after 2026. Aviation–Tourism Link: ASPA81 in Rarotonga stressed closer coordination between airlines, airports and tourism bodies to strengthen connectivity and support island economies. Cook Islands–China Links: PM Mark Brown’s visit to Wuzhou highlighted new cooperation tied to the launch of the government vessel MV Tuitui Moana, aimed at improving connectivity.
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