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Building an Ocean of Peace through strengthened regional integration

The Pacific Regional and National Security Conference 2025 Report will be launched on Thursday 11 September at a Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ Meeting side event.

‘Building an Ocean of Peace through Strengthened Regional Integration’ will be held from 10.30am-11.30am at the Aquatic Centre in Honiara. It is presented by Solomon Islands National University, the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, University of the South Pacific, and the Pacific Security College.

The event will include a panel discussion featuring government, regional officials, and civil society representatives. PIFLM registration is required and can be submitted online.

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