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  1. Cook Islands leaders met in Palau to discuss US commitment, mineral interests, and NZ funding for development projects.

Palau Announces NZ$101.5 Million Funding for Tongareva Wharf Project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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In Palau, the Prime Minister announced a funding intention of around NZ$101.5 million for a safe and reliable wharf at Tongareva. This announcement was made on the margins of the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting. The project is intended to be a partnership involving the United States, New Zealand, and the unnamed third partner.

From cookislandsnews.com

Why it matters

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The project is described as one of the largest single investments in transport connectivity for the Cook Islands. The funding intention is subject to a feasibility study and technical engagement between the three partners.

Cook Islands leaders met in Palau to discuss US commitment, mineral interests, and NZ funding for development projects.

From cookislandsnews.com

Who's involved

  • PalauSovereign island state where the funding intention was announced.
  • PenrhynAtoll in the Northern Cook Islands targeted for the new wharf development.
  • Cook IslandsCountry whose island territory includes the target atoll.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Cook IslandsSpeculative

    The Cook Islands might benefit from the securing of NZ/US funding for the Tongareva wharf project.

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