Nauru High Commission, New Delhi

H.E. Kane Amandus, High Commissioner was honoured to attend a reception for Heads of Missions hosted by Secretary (South), Dr Neena Malhotra.

The reception also featured an address by India’s candidate for the position of Judge at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS), Professor (Dr) Bimal N. Patel.

The High Commission had the pleasure to meet with Mr Amit Prothi, Director General of the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) and his team to discuss potential areas of collaboration aimed at strengthening climate and infrastructure resilience.

CDRI is a global partnership focused on building resilient infrastructure, and Nauru joined the initiative in 2024, reaffirming its commitment to climate adaptation.

Discussions focused on priority projects in Nauru where CDRI can provide technical support and expertise to strengthen resilience against climate impacts.

We look forward to deepening this engagement and advancing meaningful partnerships for a more resilient and sustainable future.

Easter lunch with our small Nauruan community in Delhi🙏

Wishing everyone a blessed Easter from the High Commission 🙏 May we remember the true meaning of this time and its message of hope, faith, and renewal.

The High Commission of the Republic of Nauru extends its deepest condolences to the family of the late Hon. Ludwig Derangdage Scotty, former President and former Speaker of Parliament of the Republic of Nauru.

The late Hon. Ludwig D. Scotty served the Republic of Nauru with distinction throughout his long and dedicated public career. He held the office of President and also served as Speaker of Parliament. His leadership and commitment to public service made a lasting contribution to the nation.

Our thoughts are with his family, loved ones, and all those who mourn this great loss. We honour his service and legacy to the Republic of Nauru.

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Warm wishes to FM Lionel Rouwen Aingimea, the Government and people of the Republic of Nauru on their Independence Day.

Committed to strengthening our friendship in the Indo-Pacific.

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Happy 58th Independence Day Bwiõ Naoero🇳🇷

This day marks an important milestone in Nauru’s history, commemorating the nation’s journey to sovereignty and its enduring commitment to self-determination, resilience, and national identity.

Nauru attained independence on 31 January 1968, becoming one of the world’s smallest sovereign states, yet firmly establishing its place in the international community through steadfast governance, cultural heritage, and the aspirations of its people.

This year also marks the 80th Anniversary of the return of Nauruans from Chuuk, a solemn remembrance of a defining chapter in the nation’s history and a tribute to the strength, perseverance, and unity of our people.

High Commissioner Kane Amandus paid a courtesy call on the newly appointed Joint Secretary for Oceania, Mr Vishwesh Negi.

Discussions focused on strengthening cooperation in areas such as infrastructure, education and health, with both sides welcoming continued engagement and looking forward to deepening the partnership under its new leadership.

India–Nauru relations continue to grow through cooperation in development initiatives, people-to-people exchanges, and collaboration in regional and multilateral platforms.

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The High Commission was honoured to be part of the Parliament of Nauru delegation at the 28th CSPOC in New Delhi, hosted by India - a global leader in parliamentary democracy. Congratulations to the Hon. Speaker and the Parliament of Nauru on the successful election to the CSPOC Standing Committee.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026🎊

Warm wishes for peace, prosperity and good health from the High Commission of Nauru in India✨