Hillary Clinton arrived in the evening local time, on August 30 in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, to attend the 24th Pacific Islands Forum will be held on August 31 after the dialogue. This is the first U.S. secretary of state, and so far the highest level of U.S. officials to attend the forum.
Hillary Clinton said in a speech in the dialogue session, the United States is willing to establish partnership between the parties, such as Japan, the European Union, China and other cooperation in the Pacific region and other interested, "we are all important participants to the success of our The crucial ... After all, the Pacific is big enough for us.
Hillary Clinton said the region is extremely important strategic and economic, and is becoming increasingly important. She said that one of the priorities in the Pacific region is safe, the United States has been committed to be a powerful partner in the fight against illegal and unregulated fishing activities, as well as trafficking in human beings and other marine criminal activities.
Dialogue after the 24th Pacific Islands Forum will be held on August 31 in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. With dialogue partners such as China, the United States, France, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, the 15 members of the Forum on the international community to support the sustainable development of Pacific island countries, and better use of marine resources, strengthen development cooperation and other issues to discuss.
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