During their discussions, Dr Minchin acknowledged the MSG Secretariat for hosting SPC’s office in Port Vila, Vanuatu. Both leaders also reflected on the renewed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed last year between MSG and SPC, which continues to reinforce cooperation between the two regional organisations. This partnership plays an important role in advancing the mandates of Pacific leaders and ensuring that programs and services are effectively delivered across Melanesia and the wider Pacific.
MSG Secretariat strengthens cultural ties with SPC at CPAC Meeting in Noumea
Daily Post, 12 September 2025, Vanuatu
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