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Friday, March 02, 2007

PNG police offers to protect Sogavare

The National Online
2/03/07
By HARLYNE JOKU

PAPUA New Guinea has offered to provide a close personnel protection unit to Solomon Islands prime minister Manasseh Sogavare.The arrangement will be made under the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (Ramsi), Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Paul Tiensten confirmed yesterday.He said the offer was made when Solomon Islands foreign minister Patterson Oti was in PNG.Mr Tiensten said details were yet to be put in place.“We will provide personnel who are well trained at Bomana, equivalent to international standards and have the necessary skills to protect the Solomon Islands prime minister. I am sure our police will do a good job,” Mr Tiensten said.He said the issue of arming was sensitive. “The question of whether the unit will be armed is a contentious matter that will be discussed in the coming days.” He also announced that Ramsi had decided to increase the PNG police contingent from10 to 20 in view of the country’s prominent role in the region.Mr Tiensten said the PNG Government appreciated the gesture and Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare had agreed that PNG would provide additional police personnel.He said the decision by the PNG Government had enabled Solomon Islands government to reconsider its previous position to rearm the Solomon Islands police force.Mr Tiensten said the PNG Government had commended the Solomon Islands government’s decision not to rearm the Solomon Islands police force.Mr Tiensten made the comments at a joint press conference with the special coordinator of Ramsi Tim George and special coordinator Masi Lomaloma at Parliament House yesterday.It is Mr George’s first visit to PNG since taking over the post from James Bradley, who is now the new Australian high commissioner to Fiji.Mr George is here to inform the Prime Minister and PNG leaders and officials on the progress of Ramsi. He said PNG’s contribution to Ramsi was of high value.On the issue relating to PNG’s offer to send a police unit to protect Solomon Islands PM, George said more details needed to be worked out with police commissioner. “Whatever arrangements reached should be what Sogovare is comfortable with,” Mr George said.He added there was a good framework in place under the Ramsi arrangement with the SI police force.

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