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Solomon Islands signs security agreement with US, reaffirms neutrality
The Solomon Islands signed a security agreement with the U.S. to combat illegal maritime activity, while maintaining its neutrality and existing security ties with China. Prime Minister Matthew Wale emphasized the country’s commitment to avoiding geopolitical conflicts and cooperating with all major powers.
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