Remarks by Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi Honorable Prime Minister of Samoa at the Security Council Open Debate on “Peace and Security challenges facing Small Island Developing States 30 July 2015, Security Council Chamber, UN Headquarters, New York. Mr President of the Security Council, Mr Secretary-General Members of the Security Council, Heads of State and Government, […]
“For us as a small island developing nation, we have the challenge of being able to take care of our own affairs. We are required to ensure that those young people who marched and waved excitedly this morning are guaranteed jobs to take care of them and their families in the future.”
The Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Susuga Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, delivered the 2015/2016 Budget Address in Parliament yesterday, 26 May 2015. The English and Samoan versions are copied below. 2015/16 BUDGET ADDRESS “Living within our means” Mr. Speaker As required under Standing Order 124, it is with great pleasure that I present on […]
“I now provide the following responses to your letter of 24 January in the hope of clarifying the Government’s response to the OPC report and providing you and the OPC with a better understanding as to the reasons for the Government responses to these issues.”
“The enduring hope is that for everyone involved and with interests in the Pacific, the ‘catch phrase’ must not be about rivalries and confrontations. Instead the narrative should be about care for the Pacific, the creation of opportunities, common development and mutual respect. “
The Prime Minister’s annual address to the nation for the New Year, as delivered at the FMFMII Government Building earlier today.
Samoa Welcomes Tuna Commission
December 1, 2014
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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.
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.
Samoa was proud to be amongst the 134 co-sponsors of the Peace and Security in the Africa Ebola resolution last Thursday, the highest number of co-sponsors ever for a decision adopted by the Security Council.
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