In order to compete in this competition, the senior officials of the United States "turned out"

According to Reuters on the 24th, the US Secretary of Executive Deputy Secretary of State Schiman and the new US Australian Ambassador Caroline Kennedy planned to visit the Solomon Islands next month. The US's investment in the Pacific region has continued to increase, and this trip even turns the experience of the Pacific Battlefield during World War II during World War II. The Australian Financial Review stated on the 25th that the father of the two had fought here during World War II, and the United States now launched a contemporary influence with strategic opponents.

A senior official of the US Council revealed that the delegation led by Sheman will visit the Solomon Islands from August 6th to 8th to participate in the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Gwadar Kanal and meet with the senior officials to emphasize the US Institute The lasting relationship between the United States will also participate in the opening ceremony of the US Embassy.

US officers said that the visit had a special personal significance to Schmann. Her father had participated in the Battle of Gwadar Canal Island, which began in August 1942 as a soldier soldier of the US Navy and was injured in the battle. Kennedy's father, the late American President John Kennedy, served as the patrol fish torpedo boat during World War II participating in the Solomon Islands.

Since this year, in order to cope with China's growing influence in the Pacific region, the United States, Australia and New Zealand have significantly increased diplomatic and security resources in the region. In February this year, Brinken became the first US Secretary of State to visit Fiji in 40 years, and announced its plan to open an embassy in the Solomon Islands during the visit. After the China Institute signed a bilateral security cooperation framework agreement, the United States, Australia, and the New Three Kingdoms frequently dispatched the Gao Guan visitor and announced a series of measures aimed at curbing China's influence in the region.

In early April, less than a week after the news that it was about to sign the security agreement, the former Australian government sent the Australian Secret Intelligence Agency Director Simon and the director of the Australian National Intelligence Office to try to understand the content of the agreement.

In mid -April, the former Australian government dispatched international development and Pacific Affairs Minister Schipilia, and issued a statement issued after meeting with the Prime Minister "requiring the Solomon Islands to consider abandoning the signing of security cooperation agreement with China."

In late April, Campbell, a coordinator of the White House National Security Association, led a group visit to show "serious concerns." During the Pacific Island Forum Leader Summit held this month, Australia and New Prime Minister Albunse held a talks with the Prime Minister, which reiterated that China would not commit a military base in the Solomon Islands.

Although the United States and Australia and other countries have continuously rendered the "Chinese threat" in the Pacific region, pragmatic cooperation in China is improving China's local image.

According to a report by Kyodo News Agency on the 25th, the new national stadium aided by China in the capital of the capital of Honey Lara will become one of the major stadiums hosted by the Pacific Games hosted in 2023.

Locals Laoa said that she had opposed the Safety Agreement, but after the start of the national stadium project, she changed their views. "After the Pacific Games, the stadium will be very helpful to some local schools. In the future, we will have a suitable place to have a suitable place Encourage young people (sports). "▲ ▲ ▲

Daqiao, a special reporter in Australia in Australia

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