Royal seal of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi
    Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi

    International Relations

    The Kingdom maintains relationships through Indigenous diplomacy, cultural exchange, peaceful dialogue, official correspondence, meetings and documented agreements.

    Who the Kingdom has engaged with

    This section sets out the Kingdom's relationships abroad: the people and peoples it has met, where and when those engagements took place, what they were for, and which documents or photographs record them. Each entry is stated in the wording of its own record.

    Aliʻi Nui Aleka Aipoalani's stated mission is the peaceful unification of Polynesia under one sovereign voice. According to the Kingdom's own account, some Indigenous elders in Tahiti, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), and Aotearoa (New Zealand) have described him in terms drawn from prophetic tradition. These accounts are not independently documented and are not a form of political, legal, or diplomatic recognition.

    International Relations Timeline

    Dated engagements, each stated in the wording of the record that documents it.

    1. 2009

      Royal Union proclamation reported by Cook Islands Herald.

    2. 2012

      Wuikinuxv–Atooi cultural and diplomatic agreement; the Kingdom's photographic record places the signing in Vancouver.

    3. 2012

      Participation in the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues; evidence: Kingdom archival record.

    4. 2013

      United Nations Headquarters press conference concerning the Atooi kala.

    5. 2015

      UNPFII participation.

    6. 2018

      UNPFII participation.

    7. 2018

      Meeting with Seneca Nation leadership documented by Seneca media.

    8. 2020

      Kingdom-issued international COVID-19 position communication.

    9. 2021

      FANA-hosted Indigenous Treaty of Commerce and Trade document naming PKOA.

    10. 2025

      Indigenous cultural-twinning event reported in Tula de Allende, Hidalgo.

    Indigenous Nation Relationships

    Relations conducted directly between Indigenous peoples.

    Signing of the 2012 agreement between the Wuikinuxv Nation and the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi, Vancouver, British Columbia

    Indigenous relations agreement · Vancouver, British Columbia

    Agreement between the Wuikinuxv Nation and the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi

    Date
    March 7, 2012
    Parties named
    Ted Walkus / Xvusemdass WaakasSisulth Frank JohnsonAliʻi Nui Aleka Aipoalani
    Purpose
    Indigenous diplomatic relations · Preservation and perpetuation of the people · Cultural exchange · Education · Language · Traditional medicines · Agriculture · Daily ways of life · Reciprocal travel and hosting

    A signed agreement between hereditary and elected leaders of the Wuikinuxv Nation and the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi, setting out relations between the two peoples and the matters they undertook to share.

    View the document

    Meeting

    Meeting with Seneca Nation leadership

    Date
    2018
    Place
    Niagara Falls
    Parties named
    Seneca Nation leadership · Aliʻi Nui Aleka Aipoalani · Queen Antoinette
    Purpose
    Meeting between leaderships · Relationship-building

    A meeting between Seneca Nation leadership and the Aliʻi Nui and Queen Antoinette, documented by Seneca Nation media.

    Source: Seneca Nation media

    Commerce document

    Indigenous Treaty of Commerce and Trade hosted by FANA

    Date
    2021
    Place
    Recorded by the hosting body
    Parties named
    First American Native Alliance (FANA), as host · Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi, named in the document
    Purpose
    Commerce and trade between Indigenous peoples

    A multi-party document on commerce and trade among Indigenous peoples, hosted by the First American Native Alliance, in which the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi is named. The archive records the document itself; it does not record entry into force.

    Indigenous relations

    Hermanamiento de los Pueblos Originarios — Tula de Allende

    Date
    2025
    Place
    Tula de Allende, Hidalgo
    Parties named
    Participating Indigenous communities · Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi
    Purpose
    Cultural exchange · Indigenous rights · Culture · Environment · Relationship-building

    An Indigenous cultural-twinning event reported in Tula de Allende, Hidalgo, under the framing Hermanamiento de los Pueblos Originarios.

    Source: Reported in press coverage of the event

    Pacific & Polynesian Relations

    Journeys, meetings and instruments recorded across the Polynesian triangle and the wider Pacific.

    Press report

    Royal Union proclamation

    Date
    2009
    Place
    As stated in the published report
    Parties named
    Aliʻi Nui Aleka Aipoalani
    Purpose
    Proclamation of a Royal Union among Polynesian peoples

    A Royal Union proclamation reported by the Cook Islands Herald. The record is the published report; it is held separately from later and unrelated accounts.

    Source: Cook Islands Herald

    Ceremonial record

    Ceremonial and international journeys

    Date
    2011 onward
    Place
    Across the Pacific
    Parties named
    Kingdom delegations · Host communities and traditional authorities
    Purpose
    Ceremonial visits · Cultural exchange · Meetings with traditional leadership

    Journeys undertaken by Kingdom delegations, each recorded with its place, date, participants and photographs.

    Ceremonial record

    Rapa Nui

    Date
    As recorded
    Place
    Rapa Nui
    Parties named
    Kingdom delegation · Rapa Nui hosts
    Purpose
    Ceremonial visit · Cultural engagement

    The Kingdom's travel to Rapa Nui and the ceremonial and cultural engagement recorded there.

    Meeting

    Ethics in Action and Indigenous Peoples — Casina Pio IV

    Date
    June 2018
    Place
    Casina Pio IV, Vatican City
    Parties named
    Aliʻi Nui Aleka Aipoalani · Convening participants
    Purpose
    Participation in a convening on Indigenous peoples, peace and development

    Participation by the Aliʻi Nui in the Ethics in Action and Indigenous Peoples convening, reported by the Blue Chip Foundation.

    Royal decree

    Royal Decree on Peace, Friendship and Diplomacy — French Polynesia

    Date
    June 27, 2025
    Place
    Papeʻete, French Polynesia
    Parties named
    Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi · Offices that received and stamped the decree
    Purpose
    Issue of a Kingdom decree · Presentation of the decree for record

    A decree issued by the Kingdom, carried to Papeʻete and presented at administrative, judicial and customary offices, which date-stamped copies on receipt.

    Where these engagements took place

    Select a marker to view the full record for each location, including description, photographs and related documentation.

    Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · Tiles © CartoDB

    Relationships by Region

    Polynesia

    5 engagements documented

    International

    2 engagements documented

    Americas

    2 engagements documented

    Ceremonial & International Journeys

    Photographs of the Kingdom's delegations abroad — receptions by Tahitian chiefs, the journey to Rapa Nui, and visits to United Nations Headquarters — each with its place and, where recorded, its date.

    Reception by the Tahitian Chiefs
    DIP-PF-2017-001Date under review

    Reception by the Tahitian Chiefs

    Aliʻi Nui with Tahitian chiefs, French Polynesia. The date of this photograph is under review: it is recorded elsewhere in this archive as 2015, 2017 and 2018, and the correct date is not established.

    French Polynesia
    Arrival of the Kingdom Delegation
    DIP-PF-2017-002Date under review

    Arrival of the Kingdom Delegation

    Aliʻi Nui with Tahitian chiefs, French Polynesia. The date of this photograph is under review: it is recorded elsewhere in this archive as 2015, 2017 and 2018, and the correct date is not established.

    Tahiti, French Polynesia
    Union Royale Polynésienne
    DIP-PF-2017-0032017

    Union Royale Polynésienne

    Press coverage of the Kingdom's mission to convene a Pan-Polynesian royal union, published by the Tahitian press following the visit.

    Tahiti
    Gathering of Rapa Nui Chiefs
    DIP-RN-2019-001

    Gathering of Rapa Nui Chiefs

    Assembly with the traditional leadership of Rapa Nui recorded during the Kingdom delegation's visit.

    Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
    Ceremonial Procession
    DIP-RN-2019-002

    Ceremonial Procession

    Ceremonial procession conducted under the protocols of the Rapa Nui people during the Kingdom delegation's visit to the island.

    Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
    Visit to Ahu Tongariki
    DIP-RN-2019-003

    Visit to Ahu Tongariki

    Recorded observance at the moai of Ahu Tongariki — a site of profound ancestral significance to the wider Polynesian diaspora.

    Ahu Tongariki, Rapa Nui
    Greeting with former Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
    DIP-UN-2018-0012018

    Greeting with former Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

    The Aliʻi Nui exchanges the hongi — a traditional Polynesian greeting — with former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon during proceedings at United Nations Headquarters.

    United Nations Headquarters, New York
    Delegation at United Nations Headquarters
    DIP-UN-2018-002

    Delegation at United Nations Headquarters

    The Kingdom delegation recorded at United Nations Headquarters.

    United Nations Headquarters, New York
    Delegation at the UN Sphere
    DIP-UN-2018-003

    Delegation at the UN Sphere

    The Kingdom delegation recorded at the UN Sphere.

    United Nations Headquarters, New York

    Relationship Record

    The relationships recorded in this section and the route by which new records are added.

    The relationships recorded in this section are Indigenous-to-Indigenous relations with the peoples named here, correspondence with government and institutional offices issued through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations, and participation in cultural and ceremonial gatherings across Oceania, each entry carrying its own date. New engagements are entered here as their records are received.

    Institutional Notice

    All diplomatic, ceremonial and cultural records are maintained as part of the permanent archive of the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. Geographic coordinates are preserved for cartographic documentation.

    Last reviewed 2026-09-18