AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUS–Solomons Maritime Security: Prime Minister Matthew Wale says Solomon Islands will sign a “ship rider” deal next week in Honiara letting the US Coast Guard patrol local waters with Solomon Islands police aboard, as the government cites rising threats from drug trafficking, human trafficking and illegal fishing. Peace Corps Return: During the same Washington visit, Wale signed a Letter of Intent with the US to re-establish Peace Corps volunteers in Solomon Islands. MP Pay Rise: Solomon Islands MPs have voted themselves another salary increase, with amended 2026 Parliamentary Entitlements Regulations taking effect from 1 April and boosting pay again amid cost-of-living pressure. Climate Focus: Pacific climate ministers meet in Solomon Islands’ Minister Wayne Ghemu’s lead-up to major regional and global talks, including Pre-COP31 and COP31. Road Works in Honiara: Mendana Avenue asphalt surfacing continues, while the Riffle Range Roundabout upgrade is completed under the Land and Maritime Connectivity Project. Football (OFC U-16): Katukatu booked a semi-final spot with a 3-1 win over Tahiti, setting up a last-four clash with Fiji. Public Safety: Honiara City Council school bus staff completed first aid training to improve student safety.
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