Samoa’s Prime Minister, Susuga Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi welcomed delegates and officially opened the five-day Tuna Commission meeting this morning at the Faleata Sports Complex, Faleata.
The Government of Samoa is completing preparations to host a series of fisheries meetings in Apia from November 21 – December 5.
1. PM Tuilaepa to meet with Indian Prime Minister and Chinese President in Fiji.
2. CT Scanner for Motootua Hospital.
3. Contracts awarded for construction works for seawall/roads in Upolu and Savaii.
4. Independent Water Scheme contracts.
5. Dialogue on Climate Change in Noumea.
Find out more about the following news releases from Cabinet:
1. Ministry of Health Ebola Prevention Guidelines;
2. FAO meeting in Italy;
3. World Toilet Day Commemoration;
4. Pacific Law Officers meeting in Kiribati;
5. Samoa Shipping to inspect MV Victoria 9 in Malaysia
The Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi and MWTI Minister Manualesagala Enokati Posala officially opened the Fuluasou Substation and SCADA System at Tuanaimato today as part of the Power Sector Expansion Project. Funded by the Asian Development Bank, AUSAID and JICA – the opening of the Substation and SCADA System heralds a new era of energy management for the Electric Power Corporation in Samoa.
News in brief from Cabinet:
Fijian Sheep Shipped to Samoa; American Samoan sailors return home; Contract for Accommodation Facility at Faleata; Tarseal for Tree House Road; Nafanua and crew to conduct surveillance operation in the Cook Islands; Construction of West Coast Road
News in brief from Cabinet:
Training for SROS Scientists, Report on Samoa’s participation at Youth Olympics in China, Samoa’s status concerning “Tobacco Free Pacific by 2025, Project for Urban Untreated Water Supply Schemes.
Thank you for your vote of confidence and faith when Samoa was honoured to host the conference and thank you for being with us throughout our preparations right up to when we hosted the conference.
Samoa calls upon those member states of our organization in position of world leadership to lead the charge and do what needs to be implemented quickly, and decisively so that Paris can deliver on an ambitious Climate Change Agreement that is effective, binding, capable of swift implementation and universally owned and respected by the 193 UN member states.
Lauded for his dedication and ongoing support in the implementation of sustainable development and poverty eradication while addressing the impacts of climate change on Small Island Developing States, Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi was honoured at the South-South Awards Reception on Thursday evening in New York..
