Climate & Energy: Forum foreign ministers backed a stronger Pacific climate push ahead of COP31, spotlighting more climate finance, faster renewable investment and Pacific leadership through Pre-COP31 meetings, with Niue among senior officials attending and the COP31 Pacific Partnership and Pacific COP31 Envoys driving priorities like the ocean-climate link and keeping 1.5°C within reach. Fisheries & Maritime Security: Samoa urged tighter monitoring and management of fish stocks at WCPFC, warning that poorly monitored E-Zones leave only a few countries benefiting, while it coordinates surveillance across the Blue Pacific with partners including Niue. Renewables for Resilience (Niue): Niue cut diesel generator run-time to just 2–3 hours daily after commissioning a large solar-plus-battery system, targeting 80% renewable electricity by 2030 and saving about NZ$4m a year in fuel costs. Culture & Creative Industries: Tonga ratified UNESCO’s 2005 Convention on cultural diversity, adding to Samoa (2015) and Niue (2019) as the Pacific builds a stronger base for cultural policy and creative enterprise. Tourism & Trade: Solomon Islands promoted the Treasures of the South Pacific roadshow, with Niue listed among member destinations, signaling ongoing regional tourism marketing momentum.