By Mary Idu Burumaea Construction on the key bridges in Kolofe, Bira, and Su’u Harbor is progressing steadily, with significant milestones achieved at each site.
The Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA) is pleased to announce steady progress on the construction of the Rescue Fire Service Station at Honiara International Airport.
The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) acknowledges and commends the Solomon Islands Government, through the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development (MID), for its strong commitment to advancing local content in the infrastructure sector, creating opportunities for Solomon…
Australia is supporting a delegation of Solomon Islands Government and industry leaders to attend the region’s largest infrastructure conference, focusing on climate resilient, locally-led infrastructure development in the region.
Thirty-six officers working at the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) have successfully completed a one-week (21st–25th July 2025) “Learning and Development” program offered by the Institute of Public Administration and Management (IPAM) under the Ministry of Public Service.
By Mary Idu Burumaea Work on the Arao Clinic ablution block in Lau Mbaelelea constituency, Malaita province is nearly completed. Work on the facility was started by the previous administration and continues under the leadership of the current constituency’s Member of Parliament Hon. Ben Maenu.
Solomon Islands Government, through the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID), recently attended the 4th Singapore-Pacific Islands Transport Ministers Forum 2025 for three days, from 13th to 15th July, at Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore.
Australia is listening and responding to Solomon Islands priorities – investing in road transport infrastructure to boost economic opportunities for local businesses and create jobs for the people of Solomon Islands.
A World Bank team visited Solomon Islands to conduct a Mid-Term Review for the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2) from June 2 to 11, 2025.
The Acting Prime Minister and Minister for Communication and Aviation, Hon. Frederick Kologeto, has commended the successful and timely completion of the Honiara International Airport runway and lighting project during a handover ceremony at the airport area today Thursday.
The Transport Infrastructure Management Services Division (TIMSD) at the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) strongly condemns the ongoing practice of spitting red betel nut stains on road line markings and median fences and discarding rubbish onto main roads.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is pleased to announce that a high-quality, solar-powered traffic light will be first trialed at the pedestrian crossing next to Honiara City Council (HCC) Headquarters.
By Taromane Martin The Ministry of Infrastructure and Development (MID) is working on developing the standards for the construction of infrastructure and improvement of roads in the country with the minimal resources at its disposal. Minister Hon.
By Lachlan Eddie The Member for South New Georgia Rendova and Tetepare Constituency, Hon. David Gina, has urged the Solomon Islands Government to revive inter-island shipping services to facilitate trade for rural communities throughout Solomon Islands. Hon.
The Solomon Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SICCI) has welcomed recent updates on major road developments in the western part of Honiara, following a collaborative meeting with key stakeholders.
By Taromane Martin Makira Ulawa Province becomes the latest province to join the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Provincial Governance and Service Delivery (PGSD) flagship project on provincial governance in Solomon Islands.
The Vehicle Inspection Unit at the Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is undertaking tentative steps to rebuild the once-bustling inspection facility, aiming to restore it to its former vibrancy and efficiency.
The Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) is proud to announce that construction of the country’s first dedicated vehicle test lane will begin shortly, marking a significant milestone in the government’s ongoing efforts to modernize land transportation services and enhance road safety.
Work on the Kirakira Wharf project in Makira-Ulawa Province is now 65 percent completed. The maritime infrastructure aims to enhance maritime connectivity and economic opportunities in a province that has lacked a proper wharf facility for many years.
The Project Management Unit (PMU) of the Community Access and Urban Services Enhancement II (CAUSE II) Project hosted a successful Business Opportunity and Awareness Meeting yesterday at their Head Office in Honiara.
