By 2021，France，Germany，the Netherlands and the European Union（EU）have proposed their respective “Indo-Pacific strategies”，and the importance of the Pacific Island countries in the EU’s global strategy has increased significantly. France is strengthening its cooperation with Pacific Island countries in the traditional security field through the deployment of conventional military forces，participation in regional exercises and multilateral cooperation，and co-operation in maritime security，while Germany is enhancing its cooperation with Pacific Island countries in non-traditional security field by reinforcing cooperation on climate and human security，and developing climate and maritime governance. In addition，the EU is actively developing its economic and trade relations with the Pacific Island countries since their partnership entered in the “post-Cotonou Agreement” era in 2021. Meanwhile，the Free Trade Agreement with New Zealand is the next priority for both sides.