The Japanese government will inject additional 22.7 million Solomon dollars to support its ongoing Solomon Islands Airport Upgrade project. This is in addition to its ongoing upgrade project worth more than 3-hundred million Solomon dollars.
The Japanese Embassy in Solomon Islands celebrates the 61st Birthday of its 126th Emperor, His Majesty Emperor Naruhito. Deputy Prime Minister Manasseh Maelanga, Japanese ambassador to the Solomon Islands, His Excellency Yasuhiro Morimoto and stakeholders attended the event held at Mendana Hotel.
UNDP & Japan has sealed an agreement to Strengthen National Capacities in Government against corruption. The agreement formalized a SBD$14 million funding support for the Strengthening National Capacities to Combat Corruption Project in Solomon Islands.
The Government of Japan has announced a 25.8 million US dollars in COVID 19 emergency assistance to the Government of Solomon Islands. Outgoing Japanese Ambassador to the Solomon Islands, His Excellency Mr.
12 young people from Solomon Islands will participate in a cruise under the ‘Ship for World Youth’ program. The event is organised by the Government of Japan and invites eligible Solomon Islanders from ages 18 to 30 to represent the country.
The Japanese Ambassador to Solomon Islands His Excellency Shigeru Toyama has announced the Honiara International Airport upgrading project will begin February next year. Ambassador Toyama announced during last week’s celebration to mark the 85th birthday of Japan’s Emperor.
The Japanese government and Solomon Islands government today officially opened the new Mataniko bridge and marked the successful completion of the Kukum Highway upgrade project.
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development Steven Maesiola has reminded the travelling public of Honiara to think ‘safety first’ when using the new Kukum Highway road. PS Maesiola made this call as the new Mataniko Bridge opened today.
Prime Minister Rick Houenipwela has acknowledged the outgoing Japanese Ambassador, His Excellency Kenichi Kimiya, for his contributions to the Government and people of Solomon Islands.
Acquiring a Masters degree certificate in Japan for Solomon Islanders will help boost bilateral ties between both countries. It will help Travis Sogirie Ziku to further assist Solomon Islands and Japan’s bilateral relations.
The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) office in Solomon Islands has farewelled seven Solomon Islanders who will undertake two years of Masters degree studies at various Japanese Universities this year.
The Japanese Government has conveyed its official congratulation to Solomon Islands for successfully winning the bid to host the 2023 Pacific Games. Japanese Ambassador to Solomon Islands His Excellency Mr.
Afufu Community High School in North Malaita finally receives a new classroom and a staff building from the Japanese Government. Thanks to the Japanese Government for funding the project under its Grassroots Project. SIBC Stringer at Malu’u, Lensley Kwaimani reports.
The Embassy of Japan in Honiara has announced, the Japanese Research Scholarship 2017 is open for eligible Solomon Islanders. The Embassy’s Administrative Staff Mr.
Staff house shortages will be a thing of the past for Pirupiru Community High School in Ulawa, Makira Ulawa province. Thanks to the Government and people of Japan for signing a grant contract of $360,000.00 with the school authority in Honiara today.
The Government of Japan through its Embassy in Honiara has today signed a grant contract of $282,000.00 with the Airahu Rural Training Centre in Malaita province. Signed by Japanese Ambassador to Solomon Islands, Kenichi Kimiya and the Principal of Airahu Rural Training Centre, Fr.
The Japanese Embassy in Honiara has handed over more than $600,000.00 to the Adakoa Rural Training Centre. Japanese Charge’ de Affairs Odai Tomohiro handed over the grant to Adakoa’s principal David Leliana in a brief ceremony today.
A more than $560,000 grant contract has been signed between the Japanese Embassy and Afufu Community High School in Malaita province. The grant is to cover costs to build a two-story classroom and two staff houses.
A team from the Japanese Grassroots and Human Security Assistance Project has visited Ailali Village in North Malaita last weekend. The visit is to assess and inform Ailali Community about a proposed community clinic to be developed for the under privileged communities around Ailali.
In sports, the Judo Federation of Solomon Islands today received 50 sets of Judo uniforms from the Embassy of Japan in Honiara. The assistance was sponsored by All Japan Judo Federation, Solidarity of International Judo Education under a project called “Sport for Tomorrow”.
