WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A White House delegation led by Indo-Pacific Coordinator Kurt Campbell is due to arrive in the Solomon Islands for talks later on Thursday, the U.S. State Department said, amid concerns about a security pact between the Pacific Island country and China.
State Department spokesman Ned Price made the comment at a regular briefing.
(Reporting by Simon Lewis; Writing by Michael Martina)
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