CABINET RELEASE Cabinet Portfolio Changes Cabinet has confirmed a change of portfolios with Hon. Minister Sala Fata Pinati […]
Mr. Prime Minister, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Thank you for inviting me to today’s event. Thank you also for sharing with us the experience of your region on the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility. The briefing is timely and the focus of our conversation is pertinent.
“Put simply – without a well-managed and healthy environment we will not achieve sustainable development in Samoa or any other Pacific island country.”
Prime Minister Tuilaepa said this is a clear reflection of the importance placed by the Government of Samoa on the environment and on the importance of SPREP for our region.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY HONOURABLE PRIME MINISTER OF SAMOA, TUILAEPA FATIALOFA LUPESOLIAI DR. SAILELE MALIELEGAOI, FOR THE OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY OF THE PACIFIC REGION COMMONWEALTH YOUTH MINISTERS MEETING, TUESDAY 1ST SEPTEMBER 2015, TOOA SALAMASINA HALL, SOGI Reverend Muao Fagasua, Ms Katherine Ellis, Director of the Commonwealth Youth Division, Honourable Ministers from the 14 Commonwealth Pacific […]
Shenzhen, a major city in southern China has established sister-city relations with Apia. A delegation lead by Mr Zhu Tingfeng, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal government, met with the Prime Minister, Hon. Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Malielegaoi today signed sister-city agreement between the two cities. “This agreement we are signing has been in the works since last […]
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, […]
The 8th NZ-RSE Employer’s Conference was held in Apia from 9-11 July 2015 – the first time the annual meeting has been hosted outside of New Zealand.
A Double Tax agreement was signed by Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi and New Zealand’s Prime Minister Toosavili John Key on Wednesday 8th July, in Apia.
“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 […]
