New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joined Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown, Niue Prime Minister Dalton Tagelagi and Ulu of Tokelau Alapati Tavite in Auckland on Friday (28 Aug) for the inaugural Realm of New Zealand Leaders’ Meeting.

Leaders reaffirmed their shared constitutional ties and agreed to strengthen cooperation on regional security, economic development, cultural connections and resilience. Discussions also covered priorities for the Pacific and preparations for upcoming regional engagements.

Key developments:

  • Dalton Tagelagi proposed the inaugural meeting and co-hosted the event.
  • Leaders reaffirmed commitments to peace, security and prosperity across the Pacific.
  • The meeting recognised the centenary of the New Zealand–Tokelau relationship.
  • Partners agreed to deepen cooperation through trust, mutual respect and shared values.

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