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Thursday, January 18, 2007

Students will return to Fiji

Solomonstarnews, 18 January, 2007 - 10:12am.

By MOFFAT MAMU
GOVERNMENT will be sending back its funded students who study in various institutions in Fiji this year. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education Barnabas Anga made the assurance following reports of security concerns after the coup in December. Speaking to Solomon Star yesterday Mr Anga admitted that the government is concerned about the security of its students following the military takeover.

He said since then the government has been keeping a close contact with the various administration of the three main institutions Fiji School of Medicine (FSM), Fiji Institute of Technology (FIT) and The University of the South Pacific (USP). Mr Anga said from reports he received the situation is okay and therefore the students will be sent back.

"Based on the advise from the administration of the various tertiary institutions in Fiji, government will be sending its funded students," he said.

However, he said that should anything arises overtime, the government has a contingency plan in place.

Samoa is one of the Pacific island countries, which has been monitoring the situation in Fiji . Following its cabinet decision, the Samoan government has now agreed to send it medical students this week based on the advise from the FSM administration. Similarly, the Solomon Islands Government has reiterated its commitment to send its students back.The National Training Unit (NTU) said it has proceed with the booking of all the students bound for Fiji and other institutions.

A spokesperson from the unit said that they have not received any advise from the government about any changes to stop bookings. "We are currently processing the bookings for all the new and returning students because we have not heard anything from the government," the spokesperson said.According to the USP calender formal lectures will resume at the end of February, a slight delay than last year.

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