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Osaka Expo Visitors Exceed Break-Even Point

Osaka Expo Visitors Exceed Break-Even Point

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Approximately 28.2 million people are expected to visit the Osaka Expo before it ends next month.See the Story

SI shipping industry urged to prepare for IMO climate transition

Honiara · Honiara

SI shipping industry urged to prepare for IMO climate transition

Solomon Islands shipping operators have been advised to prepare for costly but inevitable changes in global shipping regulations as the International Maritime Organization (IMO) pushes forward with climate measures. At a national seminar in Honiara on Tuesday, maritime experts and officials stressed the importance of aligning Solomon Islands’ domestic shipping policies with international rules, warning that while changes will initially target la…See the Story

Minister Agovaka meets Japanese counterpart in Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo

Minister Agovaka meets Japanese counterpart in Tokyo

Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Hon. Peter Shanel Agovaka on Wednesday morning met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, His Excellency Takeshi Iwaya, in Tokyo. Minister Agovaka is leading the Solomon Islands delegation to Japan for the National Day celebrations of Solomon Islands at the ongoing 2025 Osaka Expo. During the meeting, Minister Agovaka expressed his gratitude to the Government of Japan for the warm welcome a…See the Story

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