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Pacific Peace and Security Dialogue

The Pacific Peace and Security Dialogue (PPSD) brings together key security actors from across the Pacific to tackle the polycrisis before the region.

Formerly the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference (PRNSC), the event unites political representatives, regional and national officials, and academic, business and civil society representatives to share their wisdom and perspectives.

The Dialogue supports a collaborative, Pacific-led approach to promoting security, aligned with the region’s vision for a secure and resilient Pacific by 2050.

The program features panels, keynote speeches and discussions on a wide range of issues, reflecting the priorities outlined in the Boe Declaration on Regional Security. Sessions capture the diverse and interconnected nature of regional security challenges, including climate change, human security, transnational crime, protecting maritime and environmental resources, cyber security, and geopolitics. The Dialogue also includes a futures exercise on the pathway to 2050.

The event is held annually at the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat in Suva, Fiji. The 2025 conference was presented by 11 organisations, including the Pacific Security College. It brought together more than 150 delegates, including political representatives, regional officials, civil society leaders, academics, and representatives from Forum Dialogue Partners.

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Media Release PRNSC report captures collective Pacific vision for peace and security to 2050 The Pacific Security College will this week launch the official report from the 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference (PRNSC), capturing the insights and outcomes from one of the Pacific’s largest gatherings of the region’s security community. Read moreabout PRNSC report captures collective Pacific vision for peace and security to 2050
Media Release Women driving change in Pacific security, but barriers remain Progress has been made in advancing women’s participation in peace and security across the Pacific, but challenges remain, according to female leaders from the region’s security sector. Read moreabout Women driving change in Pacific security, but barriers remain
Media Release ‘Design with foresight’: Pacific urged to embed cybersecurity in all digital development Cybersecurity must be embedded from the ground up if the Pacific is to harness the promise of technology while defending against its perils, regional experts told delegates at the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference. Read moreabout ‘Design with foresight’: Pacific urged to embed cybersecurity in all digital development
Media Release Pacific security community unites in Suva to tackle shared challenges The Pacific Regional and National Security Conference 2025 has reinforced the power of Pacific unity, values and leadership in confronting the region’s most pressing security challenges. Read moreabout Pacific security community unites in Suva to tackle shared challenges
Media Release Safeguarding maritime and environmental resources key to Pacific security, officials say Regional leaders and experts have called for bold, collective leadership to protect the Pacific’s maritime and environmental resources at the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference. Read moreabout Safeguarding maritime and environmental resources key to Pacific security, officials say
Remark Closing address, 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference, Prime Minister of Niue, the Honourable Dalton Tagelagi The Prime Minister of Niue, the Honourable Dalton Tagelagi, closes the 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference. Read moreabout Closing address, 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference, Prime Minister of Niue, the Honourable Dalton Tagelagi
Remark Closing address, 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference, Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General, Baron Waqa Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General, Baron Waqa, speaks at the closing of the 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference. Read moreabout Closing address, 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference, Pacific Islands Forum Secretary General, Baron Waqa
Media Release Boe Declaration and beyond: rethinking Pacific security through culture, climate, gender and rights  A panel of Pacific leaders, policymakers and regional experts provided a strategic reassessment of the Pacific’s evolving security agenda. Read moreabout Boe Declaration and beyond: rethinking Pacific security through culture, climate, gender and rights 
Media Release Pacific Regional and National Security Conference panel explores ‘Ocean of Peace’ vision amid rising regional challenges  A shared vision for a secure, cohesive and resilient Blue Pacific Continent was the focus of a headline panel at the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference.  Read moreabout Pacific Regional and National Security Conference panel explores ‘Ocean of Peace’ vision amid rising regional challenges 
Media Release Pacific security leaders confront methamphetamine crisis at Regional Security Conference The region’s escalating methamphetamine crisis was a key focus at the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference. Read moreabout Pacific security leaders confront methamphetamine crisis at Regional Security Conference
Media Release Pacific political leaders unite for urgent climate action, global accountability and Pacific solidarity  Pacific leaders have called for urgent reform to climate finance and regional cooperation. Read moreabout Pacific political leaders unite for urgent climate action, global accountability and Pacific solidarity 
Media Release Pacific leaders unite behind call for regional security and shared peace  The Political Leaders on Pacific Peace, Security and Defence panel at the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference Read moreabout Pacific leaders unite behind call for regional security and shared peace 
Media Release Pacific Leaders unite to chart path toward Ocean of Peace   Pacific leaders issued a powerful call for unity, regional solidarity, and decisive action at the opening of the second Pacific Regional and National Security Conference in Suva. Read moreabout Pacific Leaders unite to chart path toward Ocean of Peace  
Remark Opening address, 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference, Honourable Prime Minister of Fiji, Sitiveni Rabuka “A peaceful and prosperous Pacific depends on all of us cooperating and learning from each other.” Read moreabout Opening address, 2025 Pacific Regional and National Security Conference, Honourable Prime Minister of Fiji, Sitiveni Rabuka

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