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Monday, March 12, 2007

OFC - OFC AND SECRETARIAT OF PACIFIC COMMUNITY

Oceaniasoccer.com
Friday, 9th March 2007

OFC's relationship with the Secretariat of the Pacific Community was strengthened today when the OFC delegation led by Reynald Temarii met with Dr. Jimmie Rodgers of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community prior to the opening ceremony of the celebration of the International Day of Women on Thursday 8th March. Dr Rodgers was eager to reiterate his strong will to sign the MOU with the OFC in regards to the common objectives at the core of the project development at stake. He expressed his congratulations on the goals of the confederation for its strategic plan " OFC Vision 2007-2018" and its first phase " Win in Oceania with Oceania 2007-2010" especially in terms of programmes implemented in the field of youth development and promotion of women, two key issues for the SPC Director General.Rodgers acknowledged the key position of OFC in education and its concern for youth and women and the issues facing the implementation of its programmes particularly in the remote areas of the region. Rodgers issued his support to help solve the barriers of distance through new technologies and SPC expertise and services was tremendous.OFC President Reynald Temarii welcomed Dr. Rodgers statement that the OFC network of partners was clearly attractive to the development of the South Pacific and the need to deepen and enhance every aspect of the cooperation between OFC and the SPC to discuss further projects was essential. SPC and OFC's matters will reach a new step with the participation of Dr Rodgers at the FIFA Com-Unity course that will be held in Noumea from 18-20 June with the SPC to host the next OFC Executive Committee meeting at the end of 2007 where an agreement between the two organisations will be signed and ratified.

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