NADI, Fiji — Senior military intelligence leaders from 20 nations gathered in Nadi on Sept. 23-24 for the 19th Annual Indo-Pacific Intelligence Chiefs Conference, according to the event’s published account.
The Republic of Fiji Military Forces and U.S. Indo-Pacific Command co-hosted the meeting. Its stated focus was strengthening trust, building partnerships and improving intelligence cooperation across the Indo-Pacific region.
Participants highlighted face-to-face engagement, information sharing and interoperability as ways to build relationships and support responses to shared security challenges. The account described the goal as moving from shared understanding toward coordinated action.
The conference took place in September 2026; it is not a new development as of the source’s publication on Oct. 13.
