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PM Wale Meets Vanuatu Internal Affairs Minister in Port Vila

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PM Matthew Wale and Vanuatu’s Andrew Napuat discuss MSG cooperation, border security and regional challenges

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Prime Minister Matthew Wale has held a brief meeting with Vanuatu’s Minister for Internal Affairs, Hon. Andrew Solomon Napuat, during a transit stop in Port Vila en route to Honiara.

Minister Napuat hosted Prime Minister Wale during the short visit, where both leaders exchanged views on key areas of mutual interest.

Discussions focused on the importance of strengthening the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) and enhancing border security arrangements between Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.

Minister Napuat also shared Vanuatu’s experiences and concerns regarding drug trafficking activities across the borders of the two countries.

Mr Napuat highlighted the need for closer cooperation to address the issue.

Prime Minister Wale was also briefed by Minister Napuat on the recent signing of the Nakamal Agreement between Australia and Vanuatu.

The Prime Minister highlighted the importance of a more coordinated and strengthened MSG region to address shared challenges and advance common interests.

Minister Napuat also conveyed warm greetings from the Prime Minister of Vanuatu to Prime Minister Wale, noting that the Vanuatu leader is currently undertaking a domestic tour.

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