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Niue National Security Strategy
“Niue, our Rock of Polynesia, is precious and we want to ensure our people, land, tāoga, values, culture, spirituality, resources and oceans are protected for generations to come.”
– Niue National Security Strategy (2025-2029)
Our unique understanding of national security reflects our experiences, tāoga, people, ragahau, identity, knowledge systems and culture. Our vision for national security is that our people feel safe, and our way of life is protected, now and into the future.
To ensure Niue is prepared to take on the future, we developed Niue’s first National Security Strategy. The Strategy outlines the national security challenges that affect us most, and details our plan of action to help us meet them.
Niue faces three key national security threats:
Climate change and environmental security
Critical infrastructure
Health and food security
But other challenges also face our island, including cybercrime, fiscal pressures, maritime threats, transnational organised crime, financial crime, domestical social threats, and the geopolitical environment.
To help us protect Niue now and into the future, we have identified actions to take over the length of the National Security Strategy (2025-2029) to help us meet these challenges. We’re setting ourselves up to take informed national security decisions that secure our place in the world, ensuring our national security decision making frameworks are resilient for the future.