Bina Harbour: Solomon Islands’ Big Step in The East New Britain Initiative
by Ronald Toito’ona Solomon Islands is taking a major step toward sustainable fisheries development with its proposed Bina Harbour Tuna…
Category: Fisheries
Solomon Islands Reiterates Call for Stronger Regional Unity in Sustainable Fisheries at Honiara Summit
by Ronald Toito’ona The urgent call for regional cooperation in managing the Pacific’s vast marine resources took center stage at…
Marape Urges Global Partners to Stop Illegal Fishing and Support Pacific Sustainability
by Ronald Toito’ona Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape today urged the international community to help stop illegal, unreported,…
Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing Amongst Key Agenda Items at Honiara Summit 2025
by Ronald Toito’ona The Honiara Summit 2025, which kicks off this week, is set to place Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated…
Government Allocates $8M For Honiara Summit
 by Ronald Toito’ona The Solomon Islands Government for National Unity and Transformation (GNUT) has allocated around SBD$8 million to host…
Honiara Summit 2025: A Bold Step Toward Sustainable Fisheries
by Ronald Toito’ona Honiara will be the centre of global discussions on sustainable fisheries as it co-hosts the Honiara Summit…
USD$38 Million Claim Over Devastating Oil Spill
Six Years on….Rennell Landowners Seek Justice by Georgina Maka’a In a first-of-its-kind claim in both collaboration and magnitude, landowners of…
FFA marks ground-breaking of a new Regional Fisheries Surveillance Centre
HONIARA, 30 OCT 2024 – The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) held a ground-breakingceremony last week Friday 25 October…
Sogavare Expresses Deep Concerns Over Economic Growth and Corruption
by Charley Piringi The economic trajectory and pervasive web of corruption in the Solomon Islands is deeply concerning, Finance minister…
Climate Change Threatens Fisheries Industry, Says Solomons Deputy Prime Minister
by Lamantha Lano The 17 member countries of the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) were called on to see the critical…