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.
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 […]
1. Prime Minister travels to Azerbaijan
2. Report on Qualifications Seminar
3. Contract for LiDAR products and services for MNRE
On Thursday (23 April 2015) morning, the Prime Minister and Cabinet officially opened the new hospital at Sataua.
A short groundbreaking ceremony took place on Thursday (23 April 2015) morning at Tuasivi Hospital, where Prime Minister Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi officially launched the start of major extension and renovation works.
“If Bainimarama is serious with his plan not to come in he must formally inform the President of the Forum, of his Government’s intention.” – Prime Minister Tuilaepa
The Prime Minister of Samoa, Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, made the following statement regarding media queries on news reports that New Zealand is spying on Pacific neighbours.
American Football stars in Samoa, as part of the National Football League Players Tour to Samoa, today visited the Prime Minister on the first day of their five-day tour schedule.
“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. “
