The MSG Formed Police Unit (FPU) is among key initiatives launched during the 20th Melanesia Spearhead Group (MSG) leaders meeting in Honiara last week.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has formally announced the 2015 Melanesian Spearhead Group Leaders Communique today. The communique for the twentieth MSG Leaders Summit was formalised and signed last night instead of today because a number of MSG Prime Ministers, including Fiji Prime Minister…
The 20th Melanesian Spearhead Group meeting concludes in Honiara today. The conclusion coincides with the announcement and signing of the20th MSG Leaders’ Summit Communique by all MSG Leaders.
Fiji’s Prime Minister, Frank Bainimarama says he hopes for a fruitful outcome of the MSG Leaders summit. Speaking at the official opening of the MSG summit in Honiara yesterday Fiji’s Prime Minister also called for commitment from the MSG Leaders.
Fiji’s Foreign Minister Ratu Inoke Kubuabola is urging his Melanesian counterparts to pay outstanding assessed contributions in the next two days Melanesian Spearhead Group Ministers Meeting. Presenting Fiji’s country statement at yesterday’s Foreign Ministers Meeting, Mr.
Fiji’s Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has arrived in the country for the Melanesia Spearhead Group Summit. Prime Minister Bainimarama arrived late this afternoon. Also arrived this afternoon is the Director General of the PrimeMinister’s office in Vanuatu.
Top political leaders and government officials from Fiji, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu have arrived in Honiara ahead of the 20th Melanesian Spearhead Group Summit, which begins in the capital tomorrow.
A group of Solomon Island theatre actors will be taking their message on peaceful homes to other parts of Melanesia this weekend. Six female members of the Stages of Change theatre group will fly to Fiji this weekend to conduct a workshop with performing students at the Oceania Centre.
The Melanesian Spearhead Group MSG Police Commissioners conference gets under way at the Heritage Park Hotel today. The conference brought together Police Commissioners from Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, New Caledonia and Solomon Islands.
Cabinet has endorsed an Inter-Ministry Committee to prepare Solomon Islands’ negotiations with Fiji on a new Air Service Agreement (ASA) in the coming weeks.
The International Olympic Committee’s regional forum starts in Suva, Fiji. The forum is held prior to the 32nd ONOC general assembly scheduled for this Thursday. The meeting was attended by 17 national Olympic committees (NOC) of which Solomon islands is an affiliated member.
A Solomon Islands ministerial team is in Fiji for consultations regarding the current Solomon Islands educational system. Pacific Islands News Association today reports, the Minister of Education Dr. Derek Sikua visited the Fiji Higher Education Commission yesterday. Dr.
President of the University of the South Pacific Students Association Federal Council and Solomon Islander, Whitlam Saeni, has been accused of assaulting Sonal Singh – student editor of the campus newspaper, Wansolwara.
The Member of Parliament for Aoke Langa Langa has described the Air Service Agreements signed by Solomon Islands with Papua New Guinea and Fiji as “unfair and unjust”.
The Solomon Islands Meteorological Services has issued a No Tsunami Threat following an undersea 4.7 magnitude earthquake which struck 654 kilometres South of Suva Fiji this morning.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare said his Government has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the proposed University of the South Pacific (USP) fourth campus in Doma, West Guadalcanal is realised.
The country’s only Airbus A320 has been grounded in Nadi, Fiji yesterday due to an electrical complication. A statement from Solomon Airlines today advised that engineers in Nadi found the troublesome sensor for an electrical problem caused the aircraft to be grounded since yesterday.
The national carrier of the Solomon Islands, Solomon Airlines announces it will re-enter the Fiji market starting this Saturday. Solomon Airline says this is based on the previous approved operation. The route is Honiara via Port Vila to Nadi each Saturday, returning on Sunday.
The Parliamentary Opposition has said whilst the flight impasse has been lifted, it is concerned that the core issue of the dispute between Solomon Islands and Fiji has not been resolved.
An official delegation from the Solomon Islands Government will be leaving for Fiji later this month in efforts to initiate a review of the 2010 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) of air services that will soon expire.
