Fiji, Sept. 17 -- The Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) has secured a new headquarters in Brussels, a milestone that leaders say reflects a revitalised organisation ready to meet the challenges of the Global South.

Secretary-General Moussa Batraki signed the deed of purchase, calling it a defining moment since the organisation's founding in 1976.

He said the move symbolises a "renewed OACPS" shaped by the revised Georgetown Agreement and driven by unity, shared aspirations, and a common voice on global issues.

The new headquarters comes as the OACPS celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Batraki said it aligns with his reform agenda to strengthen the organisation, making it "more dynamic, open, useful, and access...