Solomon Islands

Parliament of the Solomon Islands
Key Facts
Head of State: King Charles III
Joined the Commonwealth: 1978
Capital City (location of Parliament): Honiara
Unicameral/Bicameral: Unicameral - National Parliament (50)
Further Information:
- Parliament of Solomon Islands
- IPU - National Parliament
- CPA Country Directory
- Commonwealth Secretariat
- UN Data
- BBC Country Profile
- British High Commission Honiara
- Solomon Islands High Commission London
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CPA UK & Solomon Islands
CPA UK maintains a positive bilateral relationship with the Solomon Islands and the British High Commission in Honiara. CPA UK has engaged the National Parliament of Solomon Islands in multilateral programmes, and has also provided support to delegations visiting the UK through the Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD).

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Examples of our Past Programmes
Asia-Pacific PAC Regional Workshop, 19-21 May 2025
From 19 – 21 May 2025, CPA UK partnered Parliament of the Republic of Fiji to hold a three-day workshop in Nadi, Fiji, on the role of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) in scrutinising public finances. This workshop was attended by PAC members & officials from across the Asia-Pacific Region, as well as a delegation from the UK PAC.
CAPAC Pacific Workshop,19-21 February 2019
CPA UK delivered the first in a series of CAPAC workshops in Suva, Fiji from 19 -21 February.
The workshop was attended by Chairs, Members and Clerks from 11 Pacific Island Public Accounts Committees. The workshop formed part of CPA UK's work as part of the Commonwealth Partnership for Democracy (CP4D).
Pacific Islands Westminster Seminar – Brisbane, 9-11 March 2017
In partnership with the Queensland Parliament, CPA UK organised the Pacific Islands Westminster Seminar in Brisbane. Based on CPA UK’s flagship Westminster Seminar the Pacific Seminar invited parliamentarians and clerks from all CPA branches in the Pacific Region to exchange views and good practice on parliamentary practice and procedure. The Seminar focused on the role of MPs in their community, good practice for parliamentary oversight of the executive, and shared experiences of climate change mitigation.