Background Press Call by Senior Administration Officials to Preview the U.S.-Pacific Islands Forum Summit | The White House
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53% : And that evening, Secretary Blinken will host a dinner at the State Department along with ambassador to the United Nations, Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield, in which he will celebrate all the leaders of the Pacific Islands and, in particular, recognize two new Pacific Islands diplomatically with whom the United States has not previously had diplomatic relations: the Cook Islands and Niue.46% : That vessel, which is known as the Harriet Lane, will allow for different Pacific Island nations to train on the vessel, to place crew members on the vessel so that we and the Pacific Islanders can all be working together on missions -- whether that's responding to illegal fishing or responding to climate events, natural disasters, or enforcing the law at sea.
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