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World Health Organisation (WHO) Representative to the Cook Islands Dr. Kim Dickson reaffirmed WHO support to the Cook Islands

WHO affirm ongoing health support to the Cook Islands

AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATES FOR SAUDI ARABIA, BELGIUM AND HUNGARY VISIT THE COOK ISLANDS

AMBASSADOR-DESIGNATES FOR SAUDI ARABIA, BELGIUM AND HUNGARY VISIT THE COOK ISLANDS

Left: Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Immigration- Ms Tepaeru Herrmann, Principal Immigration Officer- Chere Arthur, Programme Manager Pacific Security- Rebecca White and Programme Manager Pacific Immigration Capacity Building Pacific Security -Kevin Kneebone

Cook Islands and New Zealand renew immigration partnership for another five years

The Hon. Tingika Elikana, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration met with H.E. Yoko Kamikawa, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan on Saturday ahead of 5th PALM Ministerial Interim Meeting (MIM), in which they both co-chaired in Suva, Fiji.

Cook Islands advocate for economic and climatic resilience initiatives leading up to Japan-Pacific PALM Summit in July

The one-day visit to Rarotonga, by New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister the Rt. Hon. Winston Peters saw the two governments reaffirm economic resilience, health, and security as ongoing priorities for their forward bilateral co-operation.

Cook Islands and New Zealand reaffirm economic resilience, health, and security priorities.

Cook Islands delivers UN National coordinator

UN Joint Mission to the Cook Islands delivers UN National coordinator

Pacer Plus CI's Workshop

PACER PLUS IMPLEMENTATION WORK INTENSIFIES

L-R: Right Honorable Winston Peters and Prime Minister Mark Brown

Economic resilience and health security Cook Islands priorities for visit of New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister