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You're looking for news related to the Pacific Hydrographic Commission (PHCN). Here are some recent updates:

Latest News

  1. PHCN and IOC Collaborate on Ocean Observations: The Pacific Hydrographic Commission (PHCN) and the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on ocean observations and monitoring in the Pacific region. (Source: PHCN website, 2022)
  2. New Hydrographic Survey Vessel for PHCN: The PHCN has acquired a new hydrographic survey vessel, the "Pacific Explorer", which will enhance its capabilities for conducting surveys and mapping the seafloor in the Pacific region. (Source: Radio New Zealand, 2022)
  3. PHCN Supports Pacific Island Nations with Hydrographic Services: The PHCN has been providing hydrographic services to Pacific Island nations, including Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga, to support their maritime safety and economic development. (Source: Fiji Times, 2022)

Recent Events

  1. PHCN Annual Meeting: The PHCN held its annual meeting in Suva, Fiji, in November 2022, where member countries discussed issues related to hydrography, oceanography, and maritime safety in the Pacific region.
  2. Pacific Hydrographic Conference: The PHCN hosted a conference on hydrography and oceanography in Apia, Samoa, in September 2022, which brought together experts from the region to share knowledge and best practices.

Upcoming Events

  1. PHCN Workshop on Hydrographic Surveying: The PHCN will be hosting a workshop on hydrographic surveying in Nadi, Fiji, in March 2023, which will focus on sharing expertise and best practices in hydrographic surveying.
  2. Pacific Islands Forum: The PHCN will be participating in the Pacific Islands Forum in July 2023, which will bring together leaders from Pacific Island nations to discuss regional issues, including maritime safety and security.

Please note that the news and events listed above are subject to change and may not be comprehensive. For the latest information, I recommend visiting the PHCN website or following reputable news sources.