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Foreign relations of the Cook Islands

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TheCook Islands maintainsdiplomatic relations with various countries and is a member of multilateral organisations. While the country is infree association withNew Zealand, which can act on the Cook Islands' "delegated authority [...] to assist the Cook Islands" in foreign affairs,[1] the Cook Islands nevertheless enters into treaty obligations and otherwise "interacts with the international community as a sovereign and independent state."[1]

History

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In the 1980s the Cook Islands became a member of severalUnited Nations specialized agencies: theWorld Health Organization in 1984, theFood and Agriculture Organization andUNESCO in 1985, and theInternational Civil Aviation Organization in 1986. TheRepertory of Practice of United Nations Organs records that in 1988 New Zealand declared "that its future participation in international agreements would no longer extend to the Cook Islands..."[2] In 1991 the Cook Islands became a full member of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) Preparatory Committee and the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for a Framework Convention on Climate Change (INC), which theRepertory of Practice describes as "further evidence that the international community had accepted the Cook Islands as a “State” under international law."[2] The United Nations Secretariat therefore "recognized the full treaty-making capacity of the Cook Islands" in 1992[2] and the Secretary-General, in his capacity as the depository of multilateral treaties, decided that the Cook Islands could participate in treaties that were open to "all states".[3]

Diplomatic relations

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List of countries with which the Cook Islands maintains diplomatic relations:

#CountryDate
1Norway18 July 1991[4]
2Malaysia2 May 1992[5]
3New Zealand1993[6]
4Australia1994[6]
5Nauru1994[6]
6Portugal12 August 1995[7]
7Papua New Guinea1995[6]
8South Africa9 February 1996[8]
9Iran1996[6]
10China25 July 1997[9]
11Spain29 January 1998[10]
12IndiaMay 1998[11][12]
13Fiji14 July 1998[13]
—Holy See29 April 1999[14]
14France19 October 1999[15]
15Germany11 September 2001[16]
16Cuba2 September 2002[17]
17Timor-Leste2002[6]
18Jamaica14 May 2003[18]
19Italy9 October 2003[19]
20Belgium6 April 2005[20]
21Thailand24 May 2005[21]
22IsraelApril 2008[22]
23Czech Republic12 May 2008[23]
24Turkey20 October 2008[24]
25  Switzerland7 March 2011[25]
26Japan16 June 2011[26]
27Netherlands16 August 2011[27]
28Philippines12 December 2011[28]
29Singapore6 August 2012[29]
30South Korea22 February 2013[30]
31Samoa30 August 2013[31]
32TuvaluAugust 2013[32]
33Solomon Islands1 September 2013[33]
34Kiribati3 September 2013[34]
35Marshall Islands3 September 2013[34]
36Palau3 September 2013[34]
—Niue2013[6]
37Vanuatu2013[6]
38Federated States of Micronesia24 September 2014[35]
39Tonga18 November 2014[36]
—Kosovo28 May 2015[37]
40Brazil21 August 2015[38]
41Chile3 August 2016[39]
42PeruSeptember 2017[40]
43Malta6 October 2017[41]
44Iceland13 October 2017[42]
45Antigua and Barbuda9 November 2017[43]
46United Arab Emirates5 August 2018[44]
47Estonia25 August 2018[45]
48Hungary20 September 2018[46]
49Greece20 October 2018[47]
50Indonesia12 July 2019[48]
51Kuwait8 December 2021[49]
52Vietnam26 April 2022[50]
53Ireland21 November 2022[51]
54Saudi Arabia11 April 2023[52]
55Canada20 May 2023[53]
56United States25 September 2023[54]
57Ghana8 November 2023[55]
58Mexico21 November 2023[56]
59Panama8 March 2024[57]
60Bangladesh11 April 2024[58]
61Ecuador21 May 2024[59]
62Seychelles31 May 2024[60]
63Poland20 March 2025[61]
64Azerbaijan29 April 2025[62]
65Cambodia14 May 2025[63]

Bilateral relations

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Americas

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CountryFormal Relations BeganNotes
United States2023[64]The Cook Islands signed theCook Islands–United States Maritime Boundary Treaty in 1980.[65] The US established diplomatic relations with the Cook Islands in 25 September 2023.[64]

Asia

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CountryFormal Relations BeganNotes
China1997[9]The Chinese Embassy to New Zealand inWellington is also accredited to the Cook Islands.[66]
India1998[67]
  • The Indian High Commission inSuva,Fiji is accredited to the Cook Islands.[67]

Europe

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CountryFormal Relations BeganNotes
United KingdomN/A
Cook Islander Prime MinisterMark Brown withBritish Foreign SecretaryJames Cleverly at aUnited Nations General Assembly inNew York City, September 2023.

The Cook Islands has not establisheddiplomatic relations with the United Kingdom; the UK does not recognise the Cook Islands to be a sovereign nation.

  • The Cook Islands does not maintain an embassy in the United Kingdom.
  • The United Kingdom is not accredited to the Cook Islands through an embassy; the UK develops relations through itshigh commission in Wellington, New Zealand.[68]

The UK governed theCook Islands from 1888 to 1901, when the Cook Islands were transferred to New Zealand.[69]

Both countries share common membership of theWorld Health Organization.

Oceania

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CountryFormal Relations BeganNotes
Australia1994SeeAustralia–Cook Islands relations
  • Australia and the Cook Islands established diplomatic relations in 1994, with the Australian High Commissioner resident inWellington, New Zealand.[70]
  • Australia has a high commission inRarotonga, opened in December 2019. For a detailed history of Australian accreditation to the Cook Islands seeList of high commissioners of Australia to the Cook Islands.
  • Although the Cook Islands maintained a resident high commission in Canberra for some years in the 1990s, at present it has no diplomatic representation to Australia.
  • Australia's relationship with the Cook Islands focuses on shared membership of regional organisations, trade and investment, people-to-people links and security cooperation. The 2016 census records that a diaspora of at least 22,000 Cook Islands citizens live in Australia, including in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.[71]
  • There have been regular exchanges of ministerial visits. Prime MinisterHenry Puna made an official visit to Australia in November 2019. Governor-GeneralDavid Hurley made an official visit to the Cook Islands in June 2023.[72]
New Zealand1993[6]
  • The Cook Islands maintains a High Commission inWellington and a Consul-General in Auckland.[73]
  • New Zealand maintains a High Commission inRarotonga.[74]

Consular relations

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The following countries have established consular relations with the Cook Islands only.

International organisation participation

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43rdPacific Islands Forum, in the Cook Islands, 28.8.-1.9.2012

Participation in international treaties and conventions

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See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Cook IslandsHonorary Consul is appointed to and acknowledged in Monaco since 2007 or before.[75][76]
  2. ^including the Facility Agreement with theComprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization.[82]

References

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