AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPacific Diplomacy: Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale met visiting US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau in Honiara, with talks focused on economic development and security, including the planned return of the US Peace Corps after more than two decades. Parliament & Governance: A no-confidence motion against PM Wale was withdrawn after East Malaita MP Manasseh Maelanga pulled the motion, sparing the government from Monday’s debate. Maritime Trade & Revenue: The Government ordered the immediate closure of all non-ISPS-compliant sufferance wharves nationwide, directing Customs to shut facilities lacking Solomon Islands Maritime Authority accreditation and to require full duties and taxes before any cargo release. Business Confidence: The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry met RSIPF ahead of the political situation, urging calm operations and prioritising protection of critical infrastructure and essential services. Skills & Jobs: ISIA will hold its 3rd annual Congress in Honiara on Sept 17–18 to strengthen the accounting and finance workforce, while SIART continues provincial training for farmers and extension officers in Malaita. Fisheries Inclusion: MFMR launched its GEDSI strategy 2026–2030 to broaden participation of women, youth and persons with disabilities across the fisheries sector.
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