News - Marshall Islands

The Marshall Islands Office of Commerce, Investment, and Tourism launched the Marshall Islands Pocket Guide in partnership with the South Pacific Pocket Guide.

The Marshall Islands joined with National Guard leaders from Guam and the state of Nebraska in Majuro on Aug. 25 to sign the first State Partnership Program agreement, becoming one of a handful of countries globally to partner with two National Guard units.

MAJURO, Marshall Islands — The Marshall Islands government and Nauru Airlines signed an agreement in mid-July “to facilitate the commencement and development of regular passenger and freight air services between Majuro and Honolulu.”

A regional tropical cyclone formation alert has been issued as a developing weather disturbance northwest of Yap threatens to strengthen the seasonal monsoon across western Micronesia and the Mariana Islands.

MAJURO, Marshall Islands — “They could have said you are ‘nowhere near being ready,’ but they didn’t,” Marshall Islands fisheries Director Glen Joseph said in an interview on June 19. “Instead, they gave us five items to respond to.”

President Surangel S. Whipps Jr. escorted Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim of Taiwan to the Rock Islands, where she kayaked and swam on her first visit to Palau.

MAJURO, Marshall Islands — The third quarterly distribution of universal basic income to every citizen in the Marshall Islands happened May 28, as tens of thousands received a US $200 payment.

The latest U.S. Government Accountability Office report of May 5 on the Freely Associated States focused on the fact that the three countries have not yet met certain oversight requirements established by the amended compacts, while U.S. oversight efforts are underway with some delays.

MAJURO, Marshall Islands — Being at the end of the supply chain, which most assuredly describes the Marshall Islands, is no buffer from world events as the U.S.-Israel war with Iran has demonstrated.